Welcome to the Tech Meme Right Home for Wednesday, November 1st,

2023. I'm Brian McCullough today.

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Since the AI moment began a year ago, you had to know something like this was coming eventually. LinkedIn this morning announced a GPT-4-powered AI chatbot aimed at being what they call a job

seeker coach available right now to premium users.

As an aside, they also mentioned that LinkedIn now has more than 1 billion members, quoting

CMBC.

The new AI Chatbot, which aims in part to help users gauge whether a job application is worth

their time is powered by Open AI's GPT 4 and began rolling out to

some premium users Wednesday. Microsoft has invested billions of dollars into Open

AI. Users of the new chatbot can launch it from a job posting by selecting one of a few questions such as,

Am I a good fit for this job?

And how can I best position myself for this job?

The former would prompt the tool to analyze a user's LinkedIn profile and experience with answers like your profile shows that you have extensive experience in marketing and event planning which is relevant for this role.

The chatbot will also point to potential gaps in a

user's experience that could hurt them in the job application process. The

quality of responses has to be really good for the stakes being as high as they are here, so we don't want to take that lightly at all.

Guyanda Satchdaiva, LinkedIn's Vice President of Product Management told CMBC.

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