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They also spoke about LinkedIn’s preparations to survive another 20 years by integrating AI “copilots,” as Microsoft likes to describe virtual assistants, and helping make hiring more fair.

To help users prepare, LinkedIn Learning's expanded AI-powered coaching feature allows LinkedIn Premium subscribers to engage in mock conversations with AI about topics of interest.

It’s a key focus for the platform: LinkedIn has witnessed a 142% surge in AI-related posts in recent months, many of which indicate growing interest from B2B marketers.

LinkedIn, like almost every major social network or online platform, has been eager to roll out generative AI features since the groundbreaking public debut of OpenAI’s ChatGPT almost two years ago.

LinkedIn started training its AI, as well as Microsoft's, with user data, without explicit consent from users. (Photo Illustration by Budrul Chukrut/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images) ...

LinkedIn has a long history of building AI tools for its platform, but these have been focused on areas like algorithms and connection suggestions, as well as tools to manage and build its database.

The feature is a game-changer, LinkedIn product manager Rohan Rajiv said — one made possible by AI. “These next 12 months are going to be a pretty dramatic change in terms of how this whole ...

"LinkedIn's belated disclosures here left consumers rightly concerned and confused about what was being used to train AI," Eli Wade-Scott, managing partner at Edelson PC, which represented De La ...