"Instead of typing job titles and company names, subscribers can describe the kind of person they want to find in plain language. LinkedIn says members can type prompts like "someone who's grown a small business" or "an expert in digital marketing" instead of juggling filters. The AI parses those conversational queries against LinkedIn's professional data to surface people whose skills and experience match the goal."
"Paying members get an edge when they are prospecting, recruiting, or trying to reach a specific kind of expert. Plain language search helps when you are exploring a new industry and do not know the right titles or keywords. LinkedIn says it wants to surface "the right expertise, at the right time" for big moments like launching a business or planning a career move."
LinkedIn is rolling out an AI-powered people search for Premium members in the US that accepts plain-language prompts instead of manual job-title and company filters. Members can describe desired outcomes, such as "someone who's grown a small business" or "an expert in digital marketing," and the AI will parse those conversational queries against LinkedIn's professional data to surface matching profiles. The feature is currently restricted to US Premium subscribers with plans to expand access in coming months. The paid capability aims to improve prospecting, recruiting, industry exploration, and timely access to relevant expertise for career or business milestones.
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