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Welcome to another edition of Log AI.

In today’s update, we’re looking at two major developments: LinkedIn has launched a new button that lets users report low-quality AI-generated content, while Anthropic says Claude accidentally entered the real computer systems of three companies during safety tests.

Let’s get into the details.

Read time: 4.5 mins

Here's what's new today in the Log AI

  • LinkedIn adds a button to report AI-generated slop

  • Anthropic says Claude accidentally hacked real companies too

  • AI Tutorial: How to create a video podcast using any PDF with AI

  • AI Tools to check out

  • The Latest in AI

  • Claude Code/Codex Prompt of the day

AI NEWS

LINKEDIN

LinkedIn adds a button to report AI-generated slop

LinkedIn has added a new button that lets users report posts and comments that look like low-quality AI content. The option is called “Seems like AI slop,” and it helps LinkedIn improve what people see in their feeds.

Key Points:

  • Report AI Content: Users can open the three-dot menu on a post and choose “Seems like AI slop” if the content looks generic, fake, or heavily AI-generated.

  • Feed Improvements: After a user reports a post, LinkedIn removes it from that person’s feed and uses the report to improve future recommendations.

  • AI Use Is Still Allowed: LinkedIn still allows people to use AI, but posts should include real ideas, personal experience, and the writer’s own opinion.

  • Creator Feedback: LinkedIn may tell creators through their private analytics when readers think their posts sound fake or rely too much on AI.

  • Writing Tool Changes: LinkedIn is removing its “Enhance your post” feature and replacing it with a simpler proofreading tool that corrects mistakes without changing the writer’s voice.

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AI AND ETHICS

Anthropic says Claude accidentally hacked real companies too

Anthropic says Claude accidentally entered the real computer systems of three companies during safety tests. Claude thought it was working inside a fake test network, but a setup mistake gave it access to the real internet.

Details:

  • Claude was taking part in security tests where it had to enter fake computer systems and find hidden information.

  • A setup mistake left the internet connection open, even though Claude was told it could not access the real internet.

  • Claude entered the systems of three real companies by using weak passwords and unprotected computer links.

  • Some older Claude models kept going after finding signs that the systems were real, while a newer model stopped when it noticed the problem.

  • Anthropic stopped the tests, checked more than 141,000 test sessions, and contacted the three companies.

AI TUTORIAL

How to create a video podcast using any PDF with AI

HeyGen has a tool that lets you turn a PDF into an AI video podcast. You upload your file, and HeyGen creates a video where two AI hosts discuss the main ideas from the document.

  1. Open HeyGen’s Video Podcast tool and sign in to your account.

  2. Upload the PDF you want to turn into a video podcast. You can also add a website link or enter a topic.

  3. HeyGen reads the PDF, writes the podcast script, and creates a discussion between two AI hosts.

  4. You can choose the AI hosts and voices, then edit the script, tone, and key points before creating the video.

  5. Click “Generate” to create the video podcast. Review the final video, make any needed changes, and export it as an MP4 file.

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AI TOOLS TO CHECK OUT

THE LATEST IN AI

The company’s total revenue of $805 million jumped 61% compared to the year-ago quarter while net income was $253 million, up 183%. These beat Wall Street’s expectations. Plus, the company said it expects to hit revenue of $860 million to $870 million with healthy earnings before taxes next quarter as well, which beat expected guidance.

Meta is using AI to quickly launch apps, and more are on the way. During this week’s second-quarter earnings call, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg said the social giant has new apps in the works, following a recent spate of other launches.

Gemini Spark in Chrome can do things like “scheduling viewings for apartments you’ve saved or researching flight options and starting the booking process,” according to Google. However, a human will have to push the button on tasks like making payments.

CLAUDE CODE/CODEX PROMPT OF THE DAY

"I want you to act as a senior website strategist and product designer. I am building a website for [business/project name], which is a [describe the business, product, service, or idea].

The main goal of this website is to [sell a product, get bookings, collect leads, build trust, showcase a portfolio, promote a service, or explain an offer]. My target audience is [describe the type of people you want to reach], and I want the website to feel [premium, simple, modern, friendly, bold, elegant, professional, creative, or trustworthy].

Create a complete website plan for me. Include the best pages I need, the purpose of each page, the main sections for every page, the ideal customer journey, and the most important calls to action. Make the structure clear enough that it can be turned into a full website immediately."

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