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Instagram’s New Logo Looks Like AI-Generated Slop

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Instagram has unveiled a refreshed wordmark, paired with the usual corporate platitudes from head Adam Mosseri, who called it “leaner and more modern” with nods to the original design. The article argues that the update perfectly embodies the bland, soulless aesthetic of AI-generated content. The author sarcastically notes that “simplicity and craft” are hardly the first things people associate with Instagram today.

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