Overview
- Ryan Roslansky said the platform’s AI writing assistant “is not as popular as I thought” because LinkedIn posts function as members’ online resumes and carry high reputational stakes.
- Over the past year, LinkedIn recorded a sixfold increase in job listings requiring AI-related skills and a 20-fold jump in members adding those skills to their profiles.
- To combat AI-generated fake accounts, LinkedIn has introduced work-email confirmation and ID-proof verification to ensure user authenticity.
- Roslansky uses Microsoft’s Copilot to refine his own communications, especially when emailing Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella, to maintain a finely tuned professional tone.
- He warns that AI will significantly disrupt work patterns while creating new opportunities, citing a 40% shift in required skills in India since 2015.