**Pinterest Targets ‘AI Slop’ with New User Controls**<\/p>\n
Pinterest is rolling out new controls designed to give users more power over the content they see, specifically addressing the growing concern of “AI slop” in feeds. The platform’s latest update allows users to limit the amount of generative AI imagery that appears in their personalized recommendations.<\/p>\n
This move comes as many users express frustration over an influx of low-quality or nonsensical AI-generated images that can dilute the overall user experience. By introducing these toggles, Pinterest aims to help individuals curate a more relevant and enjoyable feed, prioritizing authentic and high-quality content over mass-produced AI creations. The new settings are a direct response to user feedback, empowering them to tailor their visual discovery journey.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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