That's likely changing in the near future. As reported by TechCrunch, Instagram is cracking down on "unoriginal" content—or posts from creators that they didn't create themselves. That includes single photo posts, as well as carousel posts. The idea here is to promote Instagram users who post original content, while limiting users who simply copy other people's work and share it on their own feeds. Much of the low-quality images and videos you see on Instagram (and other social media platforms, for that matter) are stolen from other creators, and reposted as if the uploader has any claim to that content in the first place. Carousels are particular egregious, since it allows a single user to post a number of different images from various creators.
You probably won't notice a change in AI slop, though
As TechCrunch highlights, Instagram has already applied these rules to reels, so this isn't the first time the platform has tried implementing this policy. What I find interesting, however, is there doesn't appear to be much attention to "AI slop" at this time. In fact, Meta appears to be all-in on AI content, at least as of late 2025. I guess as long as the AI content is "original," Meta doesn't have a problem with it populating on its platforms, Instagram included. That's the opposite approach YouTube is taking: While both platforms suffer from low-quality AI clips, YouTube is actually trying to fight that type of AI content from spreading.
On Instagram, however, you might see a decrease in the amount of repeated, low-effort meme posts that may be flooding your feeds, but you also might have to deal with the same amount of odd AI videos that have been spreading like wildfire. Obvious AI videos are obvious, of course, but with advancing AI video models, new clips are sometimes difficult to tell apart from reality. Be careful out there.
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