The AI assistant is likely built using OpenAI’s ChatGPT, given Microsoft's significant investment and partnership with the AI lab. LinkedIn had previously launched several AI features, such as AI-generated recruiter messages and AI-enhanced job descriptions, but had not disclosed any information about the AI chatbot. The official launch date and further details about the AI assistant are yet to be announced.
Key takeaways:
- LinkedIn is reportedly developing an AI assistant, called LinkedIn Coach, to assist its nearly one billion members with job applications, learning new skills, and more.
- The AI chatbot will use LinkedIn data to answer user's questions and is designed to help users connect with their network, apply for jobs, and learn new skills.
- LinkedIn had previously launched several AI features, including AI-generated recruiter messages and AI-enhanced job descriptions, but had not shared any information about the AI chatbot.
- It is speculated that LinkedIn is using OpenAI's ChatGPT for the AI assistant, as its parent company, Microsoft, is a major investor and partner of the AI lab and has integrated OpenAI's LLMs into several products.