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A community archive of hilariously bad AI-generated content. Browse hallucinations, writing disasters, and robotic fails — then rate, share, and submit your own. 🔍 34+ curated fails across 10 categories 😂 Slop Score™ rates how terrible each AI fail truly is 📤 Submit your own AI disasters (moderated — only the finest slop gets in) 🏆 Slop of the Week — community-voted worst of the worst Built for anyone who's copy-pasted AI output and done a double-take.
Hey Product Hunt! 👋
I built Full of Slop after one too many AI responses that made me question whether I was paying for a language model or a very confident fortune cookie.
The idea is simple: a community-curated archive of the internet's best-worst AI content. You can browse by category, filter by which AI tool produced the slop, rate submissions with our Slop Score™, and submit your own disasters.
A few favorites from the archive to get you started:
A cookie recipe that requires "1 cup of love (substitutions not accepted)"
An AI translator that rendered "Good Morning" in "Martian"
A cover letter that opened with "As a large language model…"
Would love to hear what you think — and please, submit your worst. The sloppier the better. 🍲
Love the concept and the Slop Score is genuinely funny. One thing I'd love to see is a "before and after" submission option where you can paste the prompt alongside the bad output. That way readers can see what exact input produced the disaster, and it would help people learn which prompt patterns tend to summon the worst slop.
The "Slop Score" system is genuinely clever, turning what could be just a meme dump into something with actual replay value. Nice touch making submission moderated too, keeps the bar high.
Would love a "before vs after" toggle on each submission so we can see the original prompt that led to the disaster. Makes it way more useful for figuring out what went wrong and learning from the slop instead of just laughing at it.
the slop score idea is genuinely funny, and i love that it's moderated so it's not just a dumping ground. spent way too long scrolling through the writing fails already.
The Slop Score idea is genuinely clever, but it'd be way more fun if the score actually broke down what went wrong like labeling categories for hallucinations, weird logic leaps, or robotic phrasing so people can vote on the specific flavor of disaster.
Love the concept and the Slop Score idea is genuinely clever. One thing I'd want is a side-by-side compare mode where you can pit two AI fails against each other and let the community vote on which one is worse, kind of like a tournament bracket. Would make the weekly showdown way more interactive and give people a reason to come back and vote daily instead of just once a week.
finally a home for the cursed outputs. love the slop score idea, made it way too fun scrolling through the worst of the week submissions.
Finally a use for all the cursed outputs I've been collecting. The Slop Score is a great touch, makes browsing feel like judging a talent show for machines.
About Full of Slop on Product Hunt
“The internet's dumbest AI fails, curated.”
Full of Slop was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 14 upvotes and 9 comments, placing #155 on the daily leaderboard. A community archive of hilariously bad AI-generated content. Browse hallucinations, writing disasters, and robotic fails — then rate, share, and submit your own. 🔍 34+ curated fails across 10 categories 😂 Slop Score™ rates how terrible each AI fail truly is 📤 Submit your own AI disasters (moderated — only the finest slop gets in) 🏆 Slop of the Week — community-voted worst of the worst Built for anyone who's copy-pasted AI output and done a double-take.
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