LinkedIn has introduced a new messaging tool that is powered by AI.
It has reworked its “Network Tab.”
The “Grow” tab will help in maintaining the existing conversations and also help discover new people.
LinkedIn is a unique social media platform, unlike others. From corporate socialising to connecting with fellows in our industries, to finding jobs, everything happens here. Now since this space is not that personal when compared to say an Instagram, and is work-related, we put up a professional front. Even while sending someone a message on this platform, we try to sound as professional as possible. Don’t we? But sometimes we find ourselves confused, not knowing how to phrase what we’re trying to say better. Well, LinkedIn has something to offer that might help us with that.
LinkedIn AI tool
Emphasising the need for networking in today’s day and age, LinkedIn has introduced a new messaging tool that is powered by AI. This tool will help users maintain a meaningful conversation more effortlessly. For this, the networking platform has reworked its “Network Tab.” You will now get to see a two-tab interface now. Next, you will also find the “Grow” tab which will not only help maintain the existing conversations but also help discover new people to enhance your network. You will also see a “Catch Up” tab which helps you stay up to date and will give you reasons to reach out, which will include work anniversaries, birthdays, etc.
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And in case you are a LinkedIn Premium user, you are in even more luck. LinkedIn has introduced AI-generated message drafts especially available to premium users. This feature will come in handy when you don’t know how to keep a conversation going. AI will incorporate information both from the receiver and the sender’s end and will create a message draft that you can edit and send.
I feel that these features will enhance our LinkedIn experience. What are your thoughts about it?
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