- AI features are being rolled out across LinkedIn.
- To get full access, you need a Premium subscription.
- Using LinkedIn AI features can help both business users and individuals.
AI is starting to appear on many major sites and platforms we use each day, like LinkedIn, the world’s leading professional networking platform. There are now LinkedIn AI features that help everyone make more of their time on this site.
Here are five exciting examples:
Feature 1. AI Post Writing
LinkedIn isn’t just a job board – it’s also a social media platform where users and brands post interesting anecdotes, smart sound bites, and so much more. If you’re the type to post on LinkedIn often, and want to ensure your posts are error-free and engaging, you can use LinkedIn’s AI post rewriting.
With this feature, a generative AI model is able to rewrite your posts, correcting any errors, streamlining clunky phrases, and improving the overall flow and fluidity of your words.
Feature 2. AI-Assisted Job Search
Countless people use LinkedIn to find jobs. However, finding exactly what you’re looking for isn’t always easy. It takes time and effort, but new LinkedIn AI features aim to make the process much easier.
With LinkedIn’s AI job search, you can just tell the AI what you’re looking for, like “find marketing consultant roles near me” and it’ll do the hard part for you, presenting a list of suitable roles in seconds.
Feature 3. AI Job Analysis
LinkedIn has also rolled out an AI “job analysis” feature. With this, you can chat with AI about roles that might interest you, asking questions like “Is this job right for me?” and “What’s the best way to apply for this role?”
The AI can then analyze the job description and cross-reference it with your profile and experience to deliver tailor-made answers. It’s like having a job-seeking buddy to bounce questions and ideas off to ensure you don’t waste time applying for roles that aren’t suitable.
Feature 4. AI-Assisted Hiring
It’s not only job hunters who benefit from LinkedIn AI features. There are also features aimed at business users of the site, too. Like LinkedIn’s new AI-assisted hiring features, which work similarly to the aforementioned AI job search.
You can, for example, type in something like “Find me a project manager within 10 miles who has experience working with high-growth companies,” and LinkedIn’s AI will scour its databases to present you with the perfect set of candidates. It’s a major time-saver for recruiting pros.
Feature 5. AI Learning
Lastly, new LinkedIn AI features also include the “Learn with AI” tool, which is a new part of LinkedIn’s “Learning” platform designed to help users upskill, improve their knowledge, and simply be better at what they do.
With “Learn with AI” on LinkedIn, you can chat with an AI tutor to help you improve. You can ask it questions like how to improve your communication skills or how to get better at delegating, and it’ll provide useful, insightful answers and actionable tips.
