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As the amount of AI Slop content we see across the internet grows, major players are shifting and fighting back. From LinkedIn introducing options for users to flag AI content on their feeds to Anthropic embedding watermarks in response to the EU AI Act, one thing is made clear: people are fed up with low-quality AI generated content. But how do we balance utilizing AI as part of our strategy while managing potential penalties to our GEO, executive visibility, and buyer trust? On this episode of FiredUp!, we address how to protect your brand while navigating content flagging, AI detection accuracy, and changing search engine guidelines. This week, episode 142 of the FiredUp! podcast is about the war on AI slop! 

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In this episode of the FiredUp! podcast, the Firebrand team shares the importance of continuing to handcraft your content to avoid penalties from AI checkers and actionable steps you can take right now to keep up with evolving standards and expectations for AI use. 

Morgan and Chris discuss:

Your Action Item This Week: Audit your upcoming LinkedIn content queue and external media submissions. Identify any post or article that relies heavily on automated text generation, and rewrite it manually to inject authentic personal experience, unique company data, and original perspective. 

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5.5.2026