<strong>LinkedIn is experimenting with a post-AI function</strong>

LinkedIn, which is owned by Microsoft, is increasing its usage of generative AI. According to a corporate official, consumers will soon be able to utilize AI to swiftly produce pieces that they can share with their network as updates.

Director of Product at LinkedIn Keren Baruch said on LinkedIn that the business is "starting to test a way for members to use generative AI directly within the LinkedIn share box."

How will it function?

Users will be able to quickly write posts on LinkedIn, which can be difficult and take a lot of time, thanks to the feature. Users will be required to share a statement of at least 30 words. The main idea of the post should be stated in the opening text. The AI Chabot will then produce a draft based on that information. Before posting online, users can then review and edit.

Baruch went on to say, "Responsible AI is a foundational part of this process, so we’ll be moving carefully to test this experience before rolling it out to all of our members."

AI for creating profile summary

LinkedIn already employs generative AI capabilities to generate content for user profiles and job descriptions. AI for writing a profile summary In March, the company announced that the tool would be made available to all LinkedIn Premium subscribers.

A draft is created after the AI tool examines user profiles for skills and experiences. As indicated by Tomer Cohen, boss item official at LinkedIn, the instrument keeps up with credibility by utilizing the substance currently present on a client's profile.

AI for recruiters and marketers

LinkedIn introduced an AI-powered tool earlier this year that uses data from the marketer's Campaign Manager Settings and their LinkedIn page to suggest various ad variants.

The instrument, which involves OpenAI models to create various ideas for starting text to the promotion, empowers advertisers to include their duplicate into the Mission Director's "initial text" box. They can then select multiple options by activating the "Generate copy suggestions" toggle.