For some context, LinkedIn is not entirely new to the AI rodeo. It has, in fact, been a heavy user of artificial intelligence over the years. But until recently most of that has been out of sight.

LinkedIn is also introducing an AI-powered summarization experience that analyzes posts from a user's feed, including articles and commentary, and presents the key information in one click.

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LinkedIn, which says it now has more than 1 billion members, has been working to integrate AI tools into its platform. Those features include an AI-generated chat feature for Premium users, and an ...

LinkedIn shared insights with Search Engine Journal about how to effectively plan and roll out new features based on their experience planning and rolling out new AI features.

How AI is applied to daily activities. At LinkedIn, Igor says that “we compare AI to oxygen—it permeates everything we do. For example, for our members, it helps recommend job opportunities ...

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.

LinkedIn’s new AI-powered job search interface allows users to express their goals in plain language, says Rohan Rajiv, LinkedIn’s head of career products. For example, users can type a phrase ...

"Late last year, we started testing new AI-powered insights that take the guesswork out of the job search," wrote Rohan Rajiv, LinkedIn's talent solutions product lead, in an announcement last week.

LinkedIn developed its own large language model, or “LLM”—the kind of AI that powers ChatGPT—to comb through its data and parse search queries.

A sprint to develop LinkedIn’s recently-released generative AI tools took only three months, head of data and AI Ya Xu told VentureBeat. ... so you can share insights for maximum ROI.