LinkedIn's AI writing tool polishes posts for users, but the company's CEO says not many users are tapping into it.

While LinkedIn users seem to have embraced AI, there’s one area that’s seen less uptake than expected, according to CEO Ryan Roslansky: the AI-generated suggestions for polishing your LinkedIn posts.

With generative AI rewiring how work gets done, the future of entry-level employment hangs in the balance. But Dan Shapero, chief operating officer at LinkedIn, isn’t ready to declare the bottom rung ...

LinkedIn began notifying users about AI training this week LinkedIn said on its website this week that it is updating its user agreement and changes will go into effect on Nov. 20.

How much LinkedIn content is AI-assisted? For their study, Originality analyzed 8,795 public LinkedIn posts over 100 words long that were published from January 2018 to October 2024. In the first ...

Second, LinkedIn has different expectations to meet than some of its peers when it comes to the current wave of AI tools.Big social players like Meta or X have found themselves facing different ...

LinkedIn scientists share how they have found success with their LinkedIn hiring assistant, an AI agent that sources and ...

LinkedIn's AI models powering generative AI features "may be trained by LinkedIn or another provider," such as Microsoft, which provides some AI models through its Azure OpenAI service, the FAQ said.

LinkedIn AI can also write your cover letter for you, and this is where things get interesting. Many people hate writing cover letters, so having one generated for you in seconds is very attractive.

LinkedIn began rolling out a generative AI feature to select users this spring, powered by OpenAI’s GPT-4 model, to help premium subscribers write headlines and “about” sections.

Also: AI has the potential to automate 40% of the average work day. Carefully crafting what each post has to say can be a slightly challenging task, and LinkedIn's new feature is meant to be the ...

LinkedIn’s new generative AI features include chatbots based on popular career coaches and tools to rewrite résumés and cover letters.