Only a Few Examples of LLM Slop Found, Mostly via Google News
Slop fatigue is a thing. Today we see only one site doing LLM slop about Linux and it's the same one that did that a day earlier. It's Linux Journal:
Other than that, nothing in our RSS feeds looks like LLM slop, so that's a major improvement. In Google News, a slopfarm that apes Phoronix had a go at a Rust-Linux flaw:
And this is another slopfarm, also with a slop image:
When we ran Slopwatch we had over a dozen examples per day. Slop fatigue, however, means we mostly find examples in Google News, where even half a dozen new examples are almost impossible to find these days. Sometimes there are none.
Is it fair to say that sites learned LLM slop does not offer any real value? █