"LinkedIn is launching an AI-powered search feature that allows you to find people by describing who you're looking for. Now, instead of searching for an exact name, job title, or company, you can enter a more descriptive search, such as "Northwestern alumni who work in entertainment marketing," or even pose a question, like "Who can help me understand the US work visa system?" From there, LinkedIn will use AI to surface the best matches for your query."
"LinkedIn senior director of product management Rohan Rajiv tells The Verge that the platform will rank results based on the connections you might have with someone, as well as their relevance to your search. LinkedIn launched an AI-enhanced job search in May, allowing people to look for job openings by describing their ideal career. Extending AI to people search should make it a lot easier to find someone who might be able to help you with a particular task."
LinkedIn is launching an AI-powered people search that finds individuals based on descriptive queries instead of exact names, titles, or companies. Users can enter phrases such as "Northwestern alumni who work in entertainment marketing" or ask questions like "Who can help me understand the US work visa system?" The AI will surface and rank best matches using factors including the user's connections and relevance to the query. The capability extends the platform's prior AI-enhanced job search launched in May, which allowed descriptive job searches. The feature begins rolling out to Premium users in the US with plans to expand to all users.
Read at The Verge
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