LinkedIn Launched AI-Powered Features to Spruce Up User Profiles

When LinkedIn began distributing “AI-powered conversation starters” earlier this month to increase interaction on its platform, the move received more than a little engagement of its own, none of it particularly favorable.

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Yet the reality is that LinkedIn has been heavily utilizing AI and other forms of automation throughout various elements of its platform for years, mostly in the background of how it develops and manages its network.

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Yet the reality is that LinkedIn has been heavily utilizing AI and other forms of automation throughout various elements of its platform for years, mostly in the background of how it develops and manages its network.

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LinkedIn Launched AI-Powered Features to Spruce Up User Profiles

When LinkedIn began distributing “AI-powered conversation starters” earlier this month to increase interaction on its platform, the move received more than a little engagement of its own, none of it particularly favorable.

Yet the reality is that LinkedIn has been heavily utilizing AI and other forms of automation throughout various elements of its platform for years, mostly in the background of how it develops and manages its network.

Yet the reality is that LinkedIn has been heavily utilizing AI and other forms of automation throughout various elements of its platform for years, mostly in the background of how it develops and manages its network.

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