No AI, no job. These companies are requiring workers to use the tech. Employees are increasingly expected to up their productivity by incorporating artificial intelligence into their day-to-day tasks.

In building its AI-powered job search, now available to all users, LinkedIn chose to distill large models and improve its understanding of queries.

Facing entry-level job crunch, new grads question the value of a degree. Gen Z is struggling to get a foot in the door professionally. They’re competing with AI and more experienced workers, and ...

Last week, a senior LinkedIn executive reported that AI is already starting to take jobs from new grads. In April, Fiverr’s CEO made it clear: “AI is coming for your job.

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When adjusted for population size, Atlanta ranked #1 in the country for per capita searches related to AI job anxiety. Other cities high on the list include Minneapolis, Miami, Tampa, and Seattle.

"These are 3 prime years to massively get a jump on the competition, and be a freight train conductor, or be tied to the railroad tracks. There's too much money for it to not happen," declared one ...

While LinkedIn users seem to have embraced AI, there’s one area that’s seen less uptake than expected, according to CEO Ryan Roslansky: AI-generated suggestions for polishing your LinkedIn posts.

After I started using AI, my job search still took a bit of time — maybe another five months or so. But I went from feeling like I was just throwing darts to where it felt much more targeted and ...

LinkedIn's chief economic opportunity officer is familiar with the challenges facing job seekers, from slower hiring to AI, but he also sees opportunity. Aneesh Raman told Business Insider that he ...

SAN FRANCISCO - Top executives at some of the largest American companies have a warning for their workers: Artificial intelligence is a threat to your job. CEOs from Amazon to IBM, Salesforce and ...