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Match reportLiverpool secure Champions League qualification with final-day draw against Brentford Published 4 hours ago By Sam Williams at Anfield Liverpool secured Champions League qualification by drawing 1-1 with Brentford at Anfield on the final day of the season. The Reds went into Sunday’s game knowing that a point would be sufficient to finish fifth in the Premier League, and Curtis Jones’ goal just before the hour – assisted by Mohamed Salah in his last game for the club – ensured that scenario would play out. Jones’ opener was quickly cancelled out by Kevin Schade but Arne Slot’s side had done enough to book their place in Europe’s premier club competition next season. Team Departing duo Salah and Andy Robertson were joined in the Reds’ starting XI by the returning Alisson Becker as Slot made three changes from the defeat at Aston Villa. Joe Gomez, Milos Kerkez and Giorgi Mamardashvili were the players to make way, while Wataru Endo, Jeremie Frimpong and Alexander Isak were back among the substitutes. Liverpool: Alisson, Van Dijk, Konate (Gomez, 90), Szoboszlai, Mac Allister, Salah (Frimpong, 73), Jones, Gakpo, Robertson (Kerkez, 72), Gravenberch (Nyoni, 72), Ngumoha (Wirtz, 73). Unused subs: Mamardashvili, Endo, Isak, Chiesa. First

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VideoTrophies, goals and memories that will last forever: Watch our video tribute to Mo Salah Published 12 hours ago By Sam Williams Watch our video tribute to Mohamed Salah on the eve of his final appearance for Liverpool. Sunday’s meeting with Brentford at Anfield is set to be the 442nd and last game of Salah’s glittering Reds career – a nine-year stay that has yielded eight major trophies, 257 goals and a huge catalogue of individual awards. Ahead of his farewell this weekend, the legendary forward was joined on the Anfield pitch by his two daughters, Makka and Kayan, for a trip down memory lane. Prompted by framed images he himself unveils, Salah describes his emotions as a video montage of his finest moments plays – and there are special messages from Makka and Kayan to their dad, too. Watch the tribute in full below. Salah: Farewell to the King , a new LFC Original film, is out now on YouTube and All Red Video You have to accept cookies in order to view this content on our site. Watch on YouTube Published 12 hours ago

Saturday’s LinkedIn Games set has arrived, and it’s brought the heat with it. The weekend difficulty is fully in effect today across the board, so all the solutions are right here whenever you need them. You can find the games here to play along. If today is your first time, you’ll land on a tutorial instead of the daily puzzle, so come back tomorrow to join in with everyone else. And if you want something to play in the meantime, give our own web games a go over at FW Gaming! With that out of the way, here are all the LinkedIn Games solutions for May 23, 2026. LinkedIn Patches Solution for May 23, 2026 (#67) The Patches puzzle today. | Image Credit: LinkedIn/FandomWire Today’s Patches is rated Hard, and the layout is a dense one. Here’s the full solution: Mustard Yellow: Starting from the top-left corner, form a vertical rectangle using two squares going down. Magenta: Directly below the Mustard Yellow rectangle on the far-left side, form a vertical rectangle using five squares. Orange: Directly to the right of the Mustard Yellow rectangle, form a long vertical rectangle stretching the full height of the grid. Light Blue: To the right of the Orange rectangle, form another

DoubleVerify, the software platform to verify media quality, optimize advertising performance and prove campaign outcomes, announces the launch of global post-bid measurement across the LinkedIn Audience Network (LAN). Advertisers can now measure key media quality signals across LAN inventory, including invalid traffic (IVT), viewability, brand suitability and intended geography. These capabilities provide advertisers with independent, third-party visibility into how and where their ads are delivered across LinkedIn’s extended network of publishers. Steve Woolway, EVP of Business Development at DoubleVerify said, “Advertisers are demanding greater clarity into the quality and performance of their media environments. With this announcement, DV is bringing global media quality measurement to the LinkedIn Audience Network, delivering the independent verification advertisers need to maximize performance and make more informed investment decisions across this important channel.” DV’s reporting delivers site-level insights across the LinkedIn Audience Network, enabling advertisers to verify media quality and improve media effectiveness with greater confidence. In addition to post-bid measurement, DV offers pre-bid avoidance controls through DV Authentic Brand Suitability on LAN, providing a unified approach to media authentication across the campaign lifecycle. Pre-bid controls enable brands to proactively analyze inventory and exclude content that does not align with their suitability settings, while post-bid

373,075 followers 14h Edited AI builders, founders, developers, and enterprise leaders all came together at Amazon Web Services (AWS) Summit Bengaluru 2026, and we caught up with some of the voices shaping what comes next. From India’s growing AI ecosystem and global-scale innovation to the rise of agentic AI, developer workflows, governance, observability, and infrastructure, the conversations made one thing clear: the shift is already happening, and the pace is only accelerating. “Bangalore is hot, AI is hot, everybody who is here is hot.” might just be the perfect summary of the energy on ground. Watch what leaders across the ecosystem had to say from the summit floor. #AWSSummit #GenerativeAI #AIIndia #CloudComputing #TechLeadership More from this author Explore content categories

DoubleVerify is having a busy week. After just launching AI content controls for Threads, the media effectiveness company today announced global post-bid measurement across the LinkedIn Audience Network (LAN).  The LinkedIn Audience Network helps advertisers extend their campaigns, reaching B2B decision-makers across their buying journey through a broad set of premium publishers. According to LinkedIn data, campaigns using LAN deliver 3.9x more monthly impressions and 66% higher conversion rates compared to LinkedIn feed-only campaigns. With post-bid measurement from DoubleVerify, advertisers can now measure key media quality signals across LAN inventory, including invalid traffic (IVT), viewability, brand suitability, and intended geography. These capabilities provide independent, third-party visibility into how and where ads are delivered. Steve Woolway, DoubleVerify’s EVP of Business Development, says, “Advertisers are demanding greater clarity into the quality and performance of their media environments,” and adds that the integration delivers “the independent verification advertisers need to maximize performance and make more informed investment decisions.” Importantly, the company’s reporting will deliver site-level insights across LAN, helping advertisers verify media quality and improve media effectiveness with greater confidence. In addition to post-bid measurement, DoubleVerify says it already offers AI-powered pre-bid avoidance controls through DV Authentic Brand Suitability on LAN. Together, the

MUMBAI: On LinkedIn, apparently, the algorithm may notice your post but your personality is what gets remembered. That was the underlying message at a packed masterclass hosted by LinkedIn at Goafest 2026 at the Taj Cidade de Goa Horizon, where creators, marketers and founders gathered to decode the fast-evolving rules of professional influence in the age of AI-generated content. Titled The Creator Playbook: How to Build Content, Credibility and Community on LinkedIn, the session featured Preethi Ramamoorthy, managing editor (Communities) at LinkedIn, Benjamin Joy, agency lead at LinkedIn, and special guest speaker Abhishek Patil, co-founder and chief revenue officer at GrowthX. Together, they unpacked what it really takes to build authority on a platform increasingly flooded with content and increasingly allergic to sounding robotic. The conversation arrived at a moment when LinkedIn is no longer merely a digital CV warehouse. It has become a stage for founders, CEOs, creators, marketers and even celebrities trying to turn professional credibility into audience influence. And if there was one recurring theme through the session, it was this, “just participating is not building presence, and just building presence is not building influence.” Ramamoorthy stressed that creators who consistently show up with a clear point

TL;DR LinkedIn is cracking down on AI-generated “slop” by suppressing generic posts from recommendations rather than removing them. The platform claims 94 per cent detection accuracy in early tests, but has shared no data on false positives. If your LinkedIn feed has felt like it was written by one person with 10 million accounts, you are not imagining things. The platform has become a petri dish for AI-generated posts that say nothing while sounding vaguely inspirational. Now LinkedIn says it is doing something about it. The company announced changes that will target what it calls “AI slop,” low-effort, AI-generated content that may sound polished but offers little original thought or expertise. VP of Product Laura Lorenzetti said the platform is building detection systems trained to distinguish between posts that add genuine perspective and posts that feel repetitive, generic, and empty. In early tests, LinkedIn says its system correctly flagged generic content 94 per cent of the time. Flagged posts will not be removed. Instead, they will be suppressed from recommendations, meaning they will still be visible to a poster’s direct connections but will no longer spread across the wider feed. The targets are specific. LinkedIn is going after outright engagement

Linkedin is ramping up its fight against waves of AI-generated content on the platform. New detection systems aim to throttle low-quality posts, while a verification filter should make bots and fake profiles easier to spot. The business world's Facebook is tackling a growing problem: more and more posts and comments on the platform are apparently being cranked out by AI with zero real value. Linkedin uses the now common term "AI slop:" content that looks polished on the surface but says nothing. "When AI is overused, especially at scale and in an automated way, it dilutes the valuable insights that real human conversations can spark," writes Laura Lorenzetti, Vice President and Executive Editor at Linkedin Global Editorial, in a blog post. AI as a writing aid is fine, she adds. But posts and comments need to sound like the person behind them. "Your posts and comments need to represent your voice and your perspectives," Lorenzetti says. That this comes from Microsoft, of all companies, is pretty ironic. Linkedin's algorithm—like every social media algorithm—already tends to reward gimmicky, overly personal posts over stuff with actual substance. But the irony cuts deeper. Microsoft itself has been actively pushing AI use on Linkedin.