Since 2023, LinkedIn has been experimenting with generative AI, making it possible to get AI help with finding new jobs, writing messages, connecting with others, and building your profile and job ...

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.

Moreover, LinkedIn’s AI messaging upgrades aren’t yet available to all Premium users. The rollout is beginning this week, and will take time per Levit’s post.

Many users criticize LinkedIn for being overrun by AI 'slop,' a recent term meaning low-quality AI content. LinkedIn has also been under fire for using members' data to train its AI products.

The big change that LinkedIn does not want to miss is the one that has swept the rest of the tech world: The wave of AI-powered tools aimed at helping ordinary people do human-centric tasks.

LinkedIn is describing Hiring Assistant as a milestone in its AI trajectory: It is, per the Microsoft-owned company, its first “AI agent” and one that happens to be targeting one of LinkedIn ...

Now, LinkedIn is introducing chats with generative AI career experts based on real people. Other new AI tools within the platform will help people write résumés and cover letters or evaluate ...

“LinkedIn’s belated disclosures here left consumers rightly concerned and confused about what was being used to train AI,” stated Eli Wade-Scott, managing partner at Edelson PC, the law firm ...

Looking for a job on LinkedIn usually involves clicking through a series of menus, filters, and checkboxes, but with the magic of AI you can just say something like “find me an office-based ...

According to LinkedIn’s data, C-suite executives are 1.2 times more likely than the rest of the workforce to add AI-related skills to their profiles.

From data scientist to content creator, many job titles didn't exist 20 years ago, said LinkedIn's head economist for ...