According to CEO Ryan Roslansky, although LinkedIn users appear to have embraced AI, there is one area where adoption has been lower than anticipated: AI-generated recommendations for improving your LinkedIn posts.
To be honest, Roslansky told Bloomberg, “It is not as popular as I anticipated it would be.” When asked why, he said that since “this is your resume online,” the “barrier is significantly higher” to putting on LinkedIn. Additionally, if individuals upload something that is too obviously artificial intelligence (AI) generated, they may receive genuine criticism.
“It is one thing if you are being called out on TikTok or X,” he continued. “However, it significantly affects your capacity to generate financial opportunities for yourself when you are called out on LinkedIn.”
Roslansky also pointed out that over the past year, the number of positions on professional social networks that require AI-related abilities has increased sixfold, while the number of individuals adding AI talents to their profiles has increased twentyfold.
Additionally, he claimed to employ AI personally when speaking with Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella, his boss: “I always press the Copilot button before sending him an email to make sure that I sound Satya-smart.”
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