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What Is AI Slop Really?

What Is AI Slop Really?

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In this week's episode of The AI Moment, Jonathan and I tackle a term that's been unavoidable lately: "AI slop."


We're all seeing it, the endless stream of low-quality, inaccurate, and uninspired content flooding our feeds. But this isn't just about digital noise; it's a serious risk to your brand's reputation and the trust you've built with your audience. We discuss how easily the pressure to produce content at scale can lead to a "good enough" mindset, which simply isn't good enough anymore.


So, how do you fight back?


We explore the crucial mindset shift from chasing volume to delivering value. It's about using AI to augment your intelligence, not replace it. Jonathan introduces a brilliant analogy that cuts right to the heart of the matter: are you an "AI Sheep," merely outsourcing your thinking, or an "AI Lion," using these powerful tools to sharpen your ideas and deepen your expertise?


I also share a practical look into my own workflow, demonstrating how you can repurpose high-value content into different formats to reach your audience where they are, without sacrificing quality.

AI Tools Mentioned:

  • Sora 2 - OpenAI’s new app that dominated the US app store for over a week

  • NotebookLM - Both of our favourite tool by Google


Our core takeaway for leaders: In a world drowning in digital slop, your commitment to quality, authenticity, and verifiable authority is your greatest differentiator.

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