"Until now, searching for someone on LinkedIn required precision, a full name, company, specific job title, skill, or filter combination. If any detail was off, the results weren't always helpful. Many users also struggled to find the right people when they didn't know the exact title or keywords to type. LinkedIn is making it easier to search for people with AI https://t.co/BAH7xXNfMf - The Verge (@verge) November 13, 2025"
"With this update, a Premium user can type something as broad as "someone who has scaled an early-stage startup," "a content creator familiar with AI tools," or "a product manager who has led fintech launches." The system then scans LinkedIn's massive professional graph, skills, experience, roles, industries, certifications, achievements, and more, to surface profiles that best match the intent behind the query."
LinkedIn introduced an AI-driven natural-language search that lets Premium users find professionals using conversational prompts instead of exact titles or rigid filters. The search interprets user intent and ranks profiles by relevance across job roles, skills, experience, industries, certifications, and achievements. The feature combines LinkedIn's large professional dataset with AI models trained to translate conversational queries into structured search parameters. Users can enter broad descriptions like "someone who has scaled an early-stage startup" or "a content creator familiar with AI tools" and receive matched profiles even when exact keywords are unknown.
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