LinkedIn CEO says AI writing assistant is not as popular as expected

Although LinkedIn users seem to have accepted AI, there is a field that has been raised less than expected, according to CEO Roslanski: AI-exposed suggestions for polishing your LinkedIn posts.

“It’s not so popular as I thought it would be quite openly,” Roslansky says to BloombergThe Asked why he argued that “barriers are high” in posting in LinkedIn, because “it’s your biography online.” Also, if users post something very clearly generated by AI, they may face the true reaction.

“If you were called to X or Tikatok, that’s a thing,” he added. “But when you call Linkedine, it really affects your ability to create economic opportunities for yourself.”

At the same time, Roslanski mentioned that the professional social network has increased by 6x in the last one year to need AI-related skills, while the number of users involved in their profiles is 20x up to 20x.

And he said that he used AI himself when he talked to his boss, Microsoft’s CEO is true Nadella: “Every time, before I send him an email, I hit the Copilot button to make sure I hear the truth-smart.”