LinkedIn seems to be planning an AI 'coach' to assist you with job searching, applications, and researching a company's culture
. LinkedIn seems to be planning the release of an AI"coach" to assist users with job searching, applications, and researching things like a company's culture.
App researcher and web developer Nima Owji, who uncovers potential upcoming features of different apps that have yet to be deployed by scouring the apps' code, shared a screenshot of the assistant on Twitter. "Introducing LinkedIn Coach," the page reads."Apply for jobs, learn new skills, and find more ways to connect with your network — all backed by the power of AI.
Microsoft, which owns LinkedIn, has been working on many other AI-related projects. The company made its
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