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Tomorrow's businesses seeking new ways to monetize digital content, realizing "piracy" is often free advertising. Getty Images will stop charging for non-commercial use of its copyrighted imagery.

JDP analyzed 2,000 LinkedIn profile photos for workers in 11 industries: education, finance/banking, government, health/wellness/fitness, healthcare, HR/recruiting, IT/computer science, ...

After the internet used OpenAI’s latest image generator to Ghiblify themselves, LinkedIn users are now jumping on the ‘AI Action Figure’ trend.

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LinkedIn introduced verification in 2023, allowing users to confirm specific details such as their identity, workplace, or education history using government-issued ID or company emails.