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AI slop (n.) is low-quality content churned out in bulk by generative AI, usually to harvest clicks rather than to inform.
AI slop (n.) is a sentence that sounds like someone said it, until you go looking for the someone.
A North Carolina man was charged with wire fraud for using hundreds of thousands of AI-generated songs and bot listeners to collect over $10 million in streaming royalties.
Programmer Simon Willison pushed "slop" into mainstream tech vocabulary in a May 2024 blog post, calling it the AI-era equivalent of spam.
AI slop (n.) is a confident average of everything, addressed to no one.
AI slop (n.) is content farming after the farmers were let go.
AI slop (n.) is a six-fingered grandma holding a cake, harvesting amens from people who never zoom in.
Merriam-Webster made "slop" its 2025 Word of the Year; the word meant soft mud in the 1700s and food waste in the 1800s before meaning AI junk.
AI slop (n.) is spam that learned to paint.
AI slop (n.) is what you get when making something costs less than looking at it.