LinkedIn CEO says that an artificial intelligence writing is not as popular as expected

Although LinkedIn users have embraced artificial intelligence, there is one field that is seen less than expected, according to CEO Ryan Roslesky: Suggestions created by artificial intelligence to polish LinkedIn.

“It is not common as I thought it would be, frankly,” Tell Roslesky Bloomberg. When asked why, he said that “the barrier is much higher” to publish on LinkedIn, because “this is your CV on the Internet.” In addition, users can face a real violent reaction if they publish something clearly created by AI.

He added: “If you are called on X or Tiktok, this is one thing.” “But when you are called on LinkedIn, it really affects your ability to create an economic opportunity for yourself.”

At the same time, Roslansky pointed out that the professional social network has seen an increase of 6X in jobs that require Amnesty International’s skills over the past year, while the number of users who add artificial intelligence skills to their personal files reaches 20x.

He said he uses artificial intelligence himself when he speaks to his boss, CEO of Microsoft Satya Nadella“Every time, before I sent him an email, I hit the Copilot button to make sure I look at Satya-Smart.”