LinkedIn introduces AI tool to make curating your profile easier

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LinkedIn is a go-to social media site for many business professionals to help expand their networks, make connections, and seek employment opportunities. Now, LinkedIn is introducing an AI writing assistant that leverages OpenAI's GPT technology.

The assistant will help users write the About and Headline sections on their profile, which are important to help a professional stand out, and therefore, can be extra difficult to write. 

Earlier this week, Microsoft Edge launched a shortcut button on its sidebar for Bing Chat, which lets users access AI assistance on any page across the web -- including LinkedIn. By visiting LinkedIn through the new Bing Chat, which is free, you can access AI assistance similar to what LinkedIn will offer. Bing's AI activity will take place in its sidebar, however, instead of within LinkedIn's UI. 

We're bringing a new meaning to CC-ing. Create and Compose with your new copilot on @MicrosoftEdge ✍️ pic.twitter.com/PmhP2cqG2m

— Bing (@bing) March 13, 2023

If you don't have access to Bing Chat yet, and want to circumvent the hefty LinkedIn Premium fee, you can also just use ChatGPT to get similar results. Yes, this means opening a different tab, but to save yourself $40 a month, it might be worth it. 

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