Opinion: Europe's legal work is awash with AI slop, but a fix exists

An opinion piece published by EU-Startups, a news site covering European startups, argues that low-quality AI-generated content, commonly called "slop", has reached legal work.

The author notes that Europe's startups have been riding a wave of innovation and have built numerous applications of generative and agentic AI. Agentic AI refers to systems that can carry out tasks on their own. This work has explored what is possible, but it has also flooded the world with slop.

As examples, the author points to LinkedIn posts and everyday corporate drivel. According to the piece, the problem now extends to legal work.

The headline says there is a way to fix it. The excerpt available does not describe that solution, so no specific proposals are covered here.

This is the author's opinion, not a news report or research findings.