Why AI Slop Is the Best Thing to Happen to Execs With a POV

​Everyone's using AI now, and that's not necessarily a bad thing. The problem is that most of it sounds like nobody at all.

We're all tired of reading AI Slop, but it does present an opportunity for anyone willing to sound like themselves.

Join Cat Valverde and Supriya Gupta of Eve for a live session on the three things that make any voice recognizable, and why "just start posting" fails even for people with plenty to say.

Let's Do A Slop Test
Before the session, you can submit one LinkedIn post: yours, or one you're not sure about, that doesn't quite sound like you. Live on the call, we'll run a few real submissions through an actual AI-detection test. The room guesses which ones are AI and which ones are just formal writers getting flagged as robots, then we rewrite one on the spot to sound more human.

Submitting is optional, but watching it happen to someone else is half the fun.

What we'll cover

• ​Why posting fails as a personal task and works as a system

• ​The three-part framework behind every recognizable executive voice: Context, Style, Perspective

• ​A same-day way to actually start

• ​Live Q&A

​Who this is for
Executives, founders, and solopreneurs who know personal branding matters and don't know where to start. Also for the people building someone else's brand: EAs, comms leads, marketing leads.

Hosted by
Supriya Gupta Founder & CEO at Eve. Leads product and the thinking behind Eve's voice model, and has lived the same founder-credibility fight this session is built for.

Cat Valverde is the founding GM of Eve Studio. Leads go-to-market and client work, and writes in her own voice, in public, on the daily.