LinkedIn gets new AI features for recommendation and job search

LinkedIn announced this Thursday (13) a number of new features featuring artificial intelligence (AI). They are exclusive to Premium subscribers of the platform and many have already been implemented, at least in the United States.

The functions add layers of complexity to existing elements of LinkedIn, such as job search and career advice search. Now, most embeds only work in EnglishHowever, other languages ​​need to be added over time.

According to the platform’s product manager Tomer Cohen, the new suite of features meets public demand, as many users search for vacancies, courses or artificial intelligence experts on the social network.

“Whether you’re considering a career change or not, your job will likely change,” the manager explains. In total, the platform currently offers more than 800 courses focused on the topic.

What’s new in LinkedIn with artificial intelligence

The biggest concentration of additions on LinkedIn is in the area of ​​searching for job postings and preparing for applications.

After this, Premium users can perform more specific job searches From questions to chatbot, request a resume review Go AI and use an assistant for Create your cover letter. This plugin has been in testing for a while.

Additionally, the platform now offers: personalized business advice. Chatbots are based on key figures in the market, trained by experts, with insights from leaders, managers and references from various industries.

now artificial intelligence It was also incorporated into LinkedIn courses. While watching the lecture, you can request a summary or ask questions without having to leave the video screen.

Finally, LinkedIn also announced the expansion of new artificial intelligence features that are currently in the initial implementation phase. This is the case with the improved recruitment tool (Recruiter 2024) and the optimizer that works to create ads.

A generative AI tool for general research has yet to be implemented, but the company hasn’t revealed many details of the service, promising news in the coming weeks.