LinkedIn's new AI bot will generate 1st draft after you share brief outline

"LinkedIn's New AI Copy Tool Boosts Intro Text"

In the city of San Francisco, LinkedIn, a platform for professional networking, has disclosed an innovative feature in Artificial Intelligence (AI). This new functionality is designed to produce a preliminary draft for its users once they have completed at least 30 words describing their message.

According to a LinkedIn post by Keren Baruch, the Director of Product at LinkedIn, the feature was introduced.

When talking about putting something on LinkedIn, people often have a clear idea of what they want to express. However, turning that idea into a fully-formed post can be a hassle and take up a lot of time. That's why we're exploring a new option for users to utilize AI technology within the LinkedIn share box.

Firstly, you will be required to express your views and opinions in a minimum of 30 words. This is the fundamental basis of any post. Afterward, you can employ generative AI to develop a preliminary draft, which will give you a sturdy groundwork. Before posting, you have the opportunity to evaluate, modify and personalize the draft accordingly.

Nevertheless, the corporation will be proceeding with caution to trial this encounter before implementing it to all our subscribers.

At the beginning of this month, LinkedIn unveiled a Copy Suggestions tool which uses generative artificial intelligence to produce compelling introduction text and headlines for ad materials. This is achieved by accessing data from the advertiser's LinkedIn Page in order to optimize performance.

The business is introducing this aspect as a trial run in North America in the English language and intends to enhance its features, incorporate more languages, and make it more widely accessible in the upcoming months.

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