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Slopaganda (n.) is political propaganda made quickly and cheaply with AI-generated images, video or text, often crude and endlessly repeated.
Slopaganda (n.) is persuasion by fatigue: you don't believe it, you just stop arguing.
Slopaganda (n.) is lying at the speed of autocomplete.
Pro-Iran slopaganda recast Trump and Netanyahu as Lego figures set to rap music, reaching viewers who weren't following the war.
A 2025 paper by Klincewicz, Alfano and Fard defined slopaganda as unwanted AI-generated content spread to manipulate beliefs for political ends.
A 1925 issue of Pathfinder magazine used "slopaganda" for Hollywood gossip, nearly a century before the AI sense took over.
Slopaganda (n.) is a heroic portrait of your candidate with slightly too many fingers.
The UK party Advance UK commissioned an AI-generated rapper, "Danny Bones," to push its message on immigration.
Slopaganda (n.) is debunked by noon and reposted by dinner.
Slopaganda (n.) is a lie that costs less to make than the fact-check costs to read.
Slopaganda (n.) is propaganda that skipped the ministry and went straight to the content farm.