Google is feeding everyone the same AI slop and nobody noticed

Maria Loseva posted one metric on LinkedIn — a dropped number — and the comments flooded with the same sentence. Everyone was repeating what Google's AI generated for them, not what they actually thought. It's the slop problem: a hundred writers, one model, one voice.

The thing about this isn't that it's bad writing. It's that it's invisible. Your abuela reads it on Facebook and thinks it's real. Your primo reads it on X and retweets it. They don't know the difference. And the more the model gets better at sounding human, the harder it gets to tell.

The real test is whether the metric actually dropped — not whether the sentence sounds right. Because the metric either moved or it didn't.

Why this matters for us: la gente is trusting AI voices now. If we're going to write for them, we need to write like someone who actually lives here, not like a model pretending.