Novelty AI Tool Scores LinkedIn Posts for Brain Rot Appeal
A parody tool lets users paste LinkedIn posts and have a simulated fruit-fly brain model score how much clickbait, jargon, or attention-grabbing gimmicks the post contains. It is a humorous product launch rather than a response to a documented user pain point, with no organic problem signal beyond the announcement itself.
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