Turn Microsoft into "Microslop" everywhere with this new browser extension — CEO Satya Nadella discourages the term, but it's having the opposite effect

(Image credit: Photo via Lexi Critchett/Bloomberg via Getty Images. Microslop logo by u/SaucyStrawberries, edit by Jez Corden (sorry).)

Now that Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella relinquished some of his duties to newly appointed CEO Judson Althoff, he wrote a blog post about his hopes and aspirations for 2026, which were, as you might have guessed, centered on AI. The executive expressed his desire and hope for society to embrace the technology as it continues to advance and move on from criticism of AI slop.

However, the blog post had the opposite effect on consumers than he'd hoped for, fueling widespread mockery and the generation of a new nickname for the tech giant — Microslop, which might be a good contender for the Word of the Year in 2026.

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang seemingly shares the same sentiments, recently indicating that the "doom narrative" about AI is causing more harm than good to society. The executive argues that the narrative is blocking investment that would have been used to make the technology safer.

And as it now seems, the AI hate train isn't stopping anytime soon. As first spotted by Windows Latest, someone just developed a new browser extension in Google Chrome called Microsoft to Microslop. And as you might have guessed, the extension automatically replaces every mention of Microsoft on the internet with Microslop.