Slop Goggles
Detect AI-generated comments and posts on Reddit
What it does
Slop Goggles helps you spot likely AI-generated posts and comments on Reddit so you can filter out the noise. The extension analyzes content and highlights suspicious AI slop directly in your feed and threads, making it easier to focus on genuine human discussions. Great for avoiding repetitive, generic, or engagement-bait responses and spending more time on valuable conversations. Put on your Slop Goggles 🕶️
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