AI-generated content is increasingly pervasive, flooding digital spaces with low-quality material, from bizarre images to synthetic music. Some platforms have started offering tools to help users control and reduce AI-generated content in their feeds. For example, Pinterest has introduced a ‘tuner’ to adjust AI content visibility across various categories such as fashion and home decor. TikTok is testing sliders that let users manage how much AI content appears in their For You feeds, though these controls are not yet widely available. Deezer labels AI-generated music tracks to help listeners differentiate authentic artists. For those seeking a break from AI-heavy feeds, alternative platforms like Cara and Pixelfed offer spaces that restrict AI-generated content. Additionally, a new app, diVine, aims to provide a “No AI Slop” experience by detecting and filtering AI content. While it’s challenging to completely eliminate AI content, these tools help users regain some control over their digital consumption.
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