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A few months after joining LinkedIn, I was struggling to adjust from entrepreneur to pm at a larger company. I went to Ryan’s office (a fast-rising exec with at the time with this killer profile) and let him know it was best for everyone if I moved on. The… moreA few months after joining LinkedIn, I was struggling to adjust from entrepreneur to pm at a larger company. I went to Ryan’s office (a fast-rising exec with at the time with this killer profile) and let him know it was best for everyone if I moved on. The next morning, I came into work and there was Ryan, sitting right next to me in our little shared cubicle. He told me he had decided to change desks. I learned more watching him in those next few months, and had more fun, than I ever have at work. And thanks to his act of kindness, I ended up not quitting. Ryan Roslansky, you’re one of a kind leader and friend.  Thank you for always setting the bar on doing well & doing good for each other.
145 reactions · 3 comments · – repostsOpen on LinkedIn
Earlier today, I shared some news with our employees: after nearly 18 years at LinkedIn and Microsoft, I'll be leaving at the end of the year. Below is the note I shared with our teams. None of this would have happened without you, the people who use… moreEarlier today, I shared some news with our employees: after nearly 18 years at LinkedIn and Microsoft, I'll be leaving at the end of the year. Below is the note I shared with our teams. None of this would have happened without you, the people who use LinkedIn and Office every day. You found jobs, hired great teams and learned new skills. You wrote the plans, built the spreadsheets and sent the emails that run businesses all over the world. Watching that happen at the scale of billions of people has been the best part of my career. I can't wait to see what this team and this community build next.
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Sharing some behind the scenes footage of a great Talent Connect event this week. Kudos to the team for putting together a great experience.
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Dan Shapero1 OctRepost with commentaryLeadership and culture
It's usually about learning longest, rather than fastest. Plateauing is the enemy.
Andreas von der Heydt
Once you realize that every stage in life comes with its own daunting storms and wonderful sunshine, you'll enjoy and live it to the fullest.
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That’s a wrap on #TalentConnect 2026! What an energizing few days in NYC with HR and talent leaders exploring how hiring is changing and what it means for the future of work. I’m walking away feeling inspired by the people, conversations and ideas shaping… moreThat’s a wrap on #TalentConnect 2026! What an energizing few days in NYC with HR and talent leaders exploring how hiring is changing and what it means for the future of work. I’m walking away feeling inspired by the people, conversations and ideas shaping what comes next for talent. Sharing a few takeaways, and be sure to check out what’s new with Hiring Assistant 2 here -https://lnkd.in/g-6c2Q2A Until next year… ✌️ #TalentConnect
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If you’re not tuned into #TalentConnect…you’re missing out 👀 It’s been so great to spend time with talent leaders discussing how jobs, skills and businesses are changing. AI has a hand in this, but it’s not the whole story. Hiring is down 30% globally, but… moreIf you’re not tuned into #TalentConnect…you’re missing out 👀 It’s been so great to spend time with talent leaders discussing how jobs, skills and businesses are changing. AI has a hand in this, but it’s not the whole story. Hiring is down 30% globally, but applications per applicant are up 30%, compared to pre-pandemic levels. AI has created nearly 2 million new jobs globally in just over three years (!), and the skills employers are looking for are changing twice as fast as the skills U.S. workers are adding to their profiles. (Add your AI skills to your profile folks!) Recruiters are feeling it! They’re at the center, making sure their companies have the skills and teams needed for what’s next. We’re excited to introduce Hiring Assistant 2 to help recruiters spend less time on the mechanics of hiring and more time on the decisions that need their judgement. There’s a lot more to come from #TalentConnect. Join the livestream now: https://lnkd.in/da7AVYP4
253 reactions · 10 comments · 3 repostsOpen on LinkedIn
Day 1 at Talent Connect reinforced a simple idea: in the AI era, the workforce you build determines the growth you achieve. As skills and business needs evolve faster than ever, business leaders are shifting from asking "Who should we hire?" to "What… moreDay 1 at Talent Connect reinforced a simple idea: in the AI era, the workforce you build determines the growth you achieve. As skills and business needs evolve faster than ever, business leaders are shifting from asking "Who should we hire?" to "What capabilities do we need to win?" We introduced Hiring Assistant 2 to help organizations build the workforce they need to compete and grow in a rapidly changing market. Learn more below, and let me know in the comments how is talent becoming a bigger part of your business strategy? https://lnkd.in/eCjKbMzZ
213 reactions · 2 comments · 4 repostsOpen on LinkedIn
Hiring Assistant​ (aka LIHA 2), our newest version of the world's best AI recruiting product, got unveiled this morning at our Talent Connect conference in NYC. The challenge is real for people looking for work and for companies looking to hire with job… moreHiring Assistant​ (aka LIHA 2), our newest version of the world's best AI recruiting product, got unveiled this morning at our Talent Connect conference in NYC. The challenge is real for people looking for work and for companies looking to hire with job applications up and honing in on the right people with the right skills has never being harder. So we listened to our customers and built this newest version to go deeper into ​the hiring process​, to help every recruiter win and to give them ability to focus on the ​right applicants​. To quote Isabelle Bousquette from today's story on LIHA 2 in the Wall Street Journal: "Artificial intelligence is complicating an already tricky hiring market in the U.S., but the same technology could also be part of the solution, according to LinkedIn CEO Daniel Shapero." (Link to story in comments.) But behind the scenes is always where the magic happens. Just minutes before everything went live, this team of comms pros, and other great folks not pictured, huddled together in a dark room way in the back of the Javits Convention Center. Together they worked through all the final details and we shared that special moment when all the work you've done becomes real. This is one of the very best parts of working in communications, experiencing the moment together as a team. Lucy Davies Lisa Chen Darlene Moustirats Andrea Roberts May Huang Megan Levinson Maggie Boezi
109 reactions · 7 comments · 2 repostsOpen on LinkedIn
With 20,000+ customers, our little Hiring Assistant is growing up fast. With today's launch, we've made it even better. It's now: -Smarter, using better reasoning models, persistent memory, and improved personalization from past searches. -Better integrated,… moreWith 20,000+ customers, our little Hiring Assistant is growing up fast. With today's launch, we've made it even better. It's now: -Smarter, using better reasoning models, persistent memory, and improved personalization from past searches. -Better integrated, allowing seamless workflows across the hiring stack, new voice calls & more. -More trusted, leveraging our fast growing verified identity & skills evidence graphs. All these features are based on our belief that nobody is taking a job without talking to another person. We aim to reduce the overhead in recruiting, so hirers can focus on what really matters: the talent. https://lnkd.in/gmtwNxts
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Job applications are up, but honing on the right people with the right skills has never been harder. I'm excited to introduce Hiring Assistant 2... our newest version of the world's best AI recruiting product. Thanks to Isabelle Bousquette at The Wall Street Journal for the conversation. https://lnkd.in/gDgAC6PT
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Still buzzing from the Forbes CMO Summit last week! We talked a lot about AI, creators and where marketing is headed. But honestly, my favourite part was how real the conversations were. No one has all the answers right now. Being a CMO now is wild! And I… moreStill buzzing from the Forbes CMO Summit last week! We talked a lot about AI, creators and where marketing is headed. But honestly, my favourite part was how real the conversations were. No one has all the answers right now. Being a CMO now is wild! And I think the best leaders are comfortable saying that. They’re honest about what they know, what they don’t, and what they’re still figuring out.... winning AND struggling with AI, handling geopolitical waves, higher growth targets and more. I loved getting into some of that with Musa Tariq and Carly Gomez as we talked about what it really means to be a CMO today, and how we can help support the next gen of marketing leaders. (My hawt take: get out of marketing for a while. Go do Sales or Product or BD... learn the economics of the business from another chair. It will make you a better marketer.) Huge thanks to CEO Sherry Phillips and Linda Boff, the new magical leader of this CMO group, for creating a room with so much honesty, generosity and openness. ❤️
187 reactions · 9 comments · 3 repostsOpen on LinkedIn
Owning our technology stack end-to-end enables us to optimize every layer - something that becomes increasingly important as we deploy ever-hungrier AI workloads. When we decided to double down on our own data centers and infrastructure rather than continue… moreOwning our technology stack end-to-end enables us to optimize every layer - something that becomes increasingly important as we deploy ever-hungrier AI workloads. When we decided to double down on our own data centers and infrastructure rather than continue migrating to Azure, it really came down to timing and scale. Azure was growing at an incredible rate (and still is!) because customer demand was going through the roof, and LinkedIn was seeing its own skyrocketing growth at the same time. Building fresh for the platform we needed was the right strategic bet for LinkedIn's future. While the internet's ChatGPT moment hadn't happened yet, we already saw companies like Meta reaping the benefits of developing larger and larger AI models, and the leverage from the systems they were building to support them. We bet on building that same kind of foundation ourselves and years later, the payoff is that our engineers can design entire systems end-to-end: intelligently splitting inference workloads across GPUs and CPUs, distilling large models into smaller ones that are very good at solving a specific optimization problem, and going as deep as writing our own GPU kernels with Liger Kernel to squeeze more out of every training run. Owning all of this made our teams more disciplined and more creative at the same time. Thanks to Frederic Lardinois for a great conversation at the WeAreDevelopers Conference - video to come!
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Erran Berger25 SeptRepost with commentaryEngineering and infrastructure
This is truly awesome.
Urs Hölzle
A huge first in databases: dynamically scale up a true postgres DB to 1,000 machines and back to 4 cores in two minutes! This is real SQL, not a subset: the… moreA huge first in databases: dynamically scale up a true postgres DB to 1,000 machines and back to 4 cores in two minutes! This is real SQL, not a subset: the full power of relational SQL, hybrid search (vector, full-text, spatial), and indexes, one terabit/sec throughput. Only GCP can do that 👍 More detail here: https://lnkd.in/gcuiD3-u
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Nicole Leverich25 SeptRepost with commentaryVerification and trust
The most important part of trust is knowing who is authentic. In other words, is the person you are engaging with a real person? Are they who they say they are? This week we expanded verification to help members and businesses built trust on and off… moreThe most important part of trust is knowing who is authentic. In other words, is the person you are engaging with a real person? Are they who they say they are? This week we expanded verification to help members and businesses built trust on and off LinkedIn: *Professionals can help verify each other’s experience to give people another way to build credibility through the people they’ve actually worked or studied with. *Businesses can protect their brand reputation with more controls over who is associated with their brand, including new tools to address inaccurate employee associations. *LinkedIn verified identities can travel to more places off LinkedIn, with Truecaller and PeerSpot joining the growing list of ‘Verified on LinkedIn’ partners. Get verified on LinkedIn or read more in this article from the Wall Street Journal.
The Wall Street Journal
Americans’ anger with fraud in the job search is reaching a fever pitch. Now, LinkedIn is rolling out new tools to help users figure out what is real—and avoid… moreAmericans’ anger with fraud in the job search is reaching a fever pitch. Now, LinkedIn is rolling out new tools to help users figure out what is real—and avoid handing over money or their résumés to scammers. The new levers, which the company plans to release this month, focus on verification, a system through which users can submit government identification and their professional email addresses. In turn, their profiles display a check mark, giving it a sign of authenticity. The company says it stops tens of millions of fake members who could scam users by posing as recruiters. Still, some slip through the cracks. The LinkedIn update fills a hole that scammers have used to wrest job seekers’ data and sometimes their cash. Some scammers list themselves as employees of companies where they have never worked. A desperate job seeker might not fact-check that affiliation and, thrilled to be contacted by the purported recruiter, send over her résumé or pay for consulting services to improve her chances at getting a job. 🔗 Read more: https://on.wsj.com/4rvnBdm
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Jessica Jensen25 SeptRepost with commentaryVerification and trust
Thank you to The Wall Street Journal for sharing our new verification offerings and how we are working to fight fake members and jobs on our platform every day. It's an uphill battle but we are in it to win it for workers. https://lnkd.in/g37XQ83N
The Wall Street Journal
Americans’ anger with fraud in the job search is reaching a fever pitch. Now, LinkedIn is rolling out new tools to help users figure out what is real—and avoid… moreAmericans’ anger with fraud in the job search is reaching a fever pitch. Now, LinkedIn is rolling out new tools to help users figure out what is real—and avoid handing over money or their résumés to scammers. The new levers, which the company plans to release this month, focus on verification, a system through which users can submit government identification and their professional email addresses. In turn, their profiles display a check mark, giving it a sign of authenticity. The company says it stops tens of millions of fake members who could scam users by posing as recruiters. Still, some slip through the cracks. The LinkedIn update fills a hole that scammers have used to wrest job seekers’ data and sometimes their cash. Some scammers list themselves as employees of companies where they have never worked. A desperate job seeker might not fact-check that affiliation and, thrilled to be contacted by the purported recruiter, send over her résumé or pay for consulting services to improve her chances at getting a job. 🔗 Read more: https://on.wsj.com/4rvnBdm
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Matt Derella25 SeptRepost
Fernando Mendoza
Enter for a chance to win a LinkedIn recommendation from me. #usbankambassador As I start my professional career, I'm PUMPED to help my Gen Z peers start… moreEnter for a chance to win a LinkedIn recommendation from me. #usbankambassador As I start my professional career, I'm PUMPED to help my Gen Z peers start building better financial habits. Introducing my new series with U.S. Bank: Finance with Fernando. To celebrate, I'm giving one fan a LinkedIn recommendation. To enter: •     Follow U.S. Bank on LinkedIn •     Leave a comment on this post sharing one way you like to be smart with money Check out the full rules here: https://lnkd.in/eQVn2SCY
"I know exactly who we need to reach but I just can't produce enough relevant creative fast enough to reach them.” If this sounds familiar you’re not alone. Buying groups keep growing, and AI driven research means buyers are forming opinions long before a… more"I know exactly who we need to reach but I just can't produce enough relevant creative fast enough to reach them.” If this sounds familiar you’re not alone. Buying groups keep growing, and AI driven research means buyers are forming opinions long before a seller even knows they’re in-market. One generic asset stretched across every audience just doesn’t hold up. When audience insights and creative come together that’s the magic formula. That’s why I’m excited about Smartlyy for LinkedIn- a singular solution for B2B that drives relevant, intelligent creative that is personalized for your buyer groups at scale. For your marketing and creative team, that means less time getting creative out the door and more time on driving results that matter. Check out this page to learn more: https://lnkd.in/eWW2WsCZ cc: the one and only Laura Desmond
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Through 17 years of working at LinkedIn, I think I’ve interviewed thousands of candidates and there are a few things that consistently surprise people about us. From operating our own datacenters to our traffic scale to the innovation we're doing with AI… moreThrough 17 years of working at LinkedIn, I think I’ve interviewed thousands of candidates and there are a few things that consistently surprise people about us. From operating our own datacenters to our traffic scale to the innovation we're doing with AI across both consumer and enterprise, it's a pretty remarkable range. I recently sat down with Tim Jurka and Wenjing Zhang to discuss some of the technical challenges we're tackling that aren’t always obvious from the outside. Check it out!
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How do I know if a candidate is real? Why is a person connected to my Company Page even though they don't work at my company? These are some of the common questions I get from our Hiring and Marketing customers. The good news is we are making incredible… moreHow do I know if a candidate is real? Why is a person connected to my Company Page even though they don't work at my company? These are some of the common questions I get from our Hiring and Marketing customers. The good news is we are making incredible progress in building trust on LinkedIn. While we have been focused here for a while - we have over 115 million verified members on the platform with 75 members verifying their identity every minute - we are just getting started. You can learn more about our new wave of verification updates from Oscar Rodriguez as we continue to take steps to ensure trust remains a core part of the LinkedIn experience: https://lnkd.in/etuQJK-v
190 reactions · 9 comments · 16 repostsOpen on LinkedIn
"Who is real" has become the most important question on the Internet. You can't talk, let alone do business with someone, when you don't trust who they are. We’ve made good progress here. 75 people now verify their profile every minute, adding to the 115M+… more"Who is real" has become the most important question on the Internet. You can't talk, let alone do business with someone, when you don't trust who they are. We’ve made good progress here. 75 people now verify their profile every minute, adding to the 115M+ members who have already verified. Along the way, we have learned a lot too.  Every government manages identity differently, there is a cost to validating if a person or company is real, not all companies have work email addresses and more. Overcoming these challenges at scale is hard, but critical to get right. We have a few new features going live to help: 1. We're enabling network verification, promoting verified members to verify connections that they worked or studied with. Obviously there are many edge cases here. Thus, we are building a series of guardrails around this, including ensuring the verifier is already verified, collecting multiple confirmations, time of connection limits, two-factor authentication requirements and more. 2. Company admins can now remove accounts that falsely claim employment from their page (fyi - this will take some time to roll out more broadly) . 3. Rather than requiring everyone to undergo separate, often lengthy, ID checks, you can choose to display your "Verified on LinkedIn" status directly on a growing list of partner platforms, now including Truecaller & PeerSpot
314 reactions · 36 comments · 32 repostsOpen on LinkedIn
Having a verified profile is important on LinkedIn. We're launching new features to make verification more accessible and trustworthy.
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Authenticity is quickly becoming one of the most valuable currencies on the internet and knowing what’s real and who you can trust matters more than ever. That’s why I’m SO excited about where we’re taking verification at LinkedIn. More than 115 million… moreAuthenticity is quickly becoming one of the most valuable currencies on the internet and knowing what’s real and who you can trust matters more than ever. That’s why I’m SO excited about where we’re taking verification at LinkedIn. More than 115 million members are now verified, and we’re building new ways to make that trust more human and useful. Now people who have actually worked or studied alongside you can help verify those shared experiences. Our professional stories aren’t built in isolation and the people who were there are part of what makes those stories credible! We’re also helping companies better protect the brands they’ve worked so hard to build by making it harder for bad actors to falsely claim they work there. More from Oscar Rodriguez on where verification is headed next: https://lnkd.in/dPHRt2c6.
673 reactions · 62 comments · 8 repostsOpen on LinkedIn
It’s almost time! #TalentConnect is one of my favorite events of the year because talent leaders from the world's leading companies come together to tackle some of the biggest questions around how work, skill building and hiring are changing in the AI era.… moreIt’s almost time! #TalentConnect is one of my favorite events of the year because talent leaders from the world's leading companies come together to tackle some of the biggest questions around how work, skill building and hiring are changing in the AI era. How is work changing for professionals? How are businesses adapting? And how are leaders building the workforce their businesses need to compete and grow? There’s a lot to unpack, and I’m looking forward to connecting and seeing many of you in New York. Hope you can join us in person or virtually: https://lnkd.in/eUTrsVbV
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Matt Derella23 SeptRepost with commentary
So proud to be part of LinkedIn and Microsoft and the ad industry for showing you can do well while doing good. Hat-tip team 🎩!
Rachel Steinberg
Never have I ever had so much fun embarrassing myself in front of teammates, colleagues, and ad industry professionals!! Even better that it was for such a… moreNever have I ever had so much fun embarrassing myself in front of teammates, colleagues, and ad industry professionals!! Even better that it was for such a good cause, The Valerie Fund! I think it's safe to say that LinkedIn and Microsoft Advertising's first-ever "CAREoke for the Kids" team was a rousing success - a top three finish, tons of funds raised, and a million ideas of how to take home the trophy next year, given how competitive we are. Huge kudos to my teammates Melissa Perrier Alejandra Wichmann Danielle Berman Jamie Heckelman Michael Katz Ellie Weed Miller Fahey, our fearless leader and cheerleader Matthew Derella, our team captain extraordinaire Melissa Sales, our plant aka judge Zach Christensen-Mohammed, and everyone that came out and supported! Full video is available with bribes...
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Hari Srinivasan22 SeptRepost
Andrew Chimka
LinkedIn's Hiring Pro continues to get better and better. One of my favorite new features is the ability to work together to find the applicants you're the… moreLinkedIn's Hiring Pro continues to get better and better. One of my favorite new features is the ability to work together to find the applicants you're the most excited about hiring. Hiring Pro has the full context on your entire workflow and works side-by-side. You can ask to re-evaluate all of your applicants in seconds if you think of a new requirement, and even put your top applicants into a table to easily compare. Try it - we'd love to hear your feedback! https://lnkd.in/ghrt_PKC
What are your can't miss business, tech or culture podcasts? I'll go first: *The Daily --> what's happening in the world *Pivot --> perspective / insight on the biggest news in tech *Song Exploder --> storytelling *Decoder with Nilay Patel --> the leaders… moreWhat are your can't miss business, tech or culture podcasts? I'll go first: *The Daily --> what's happening in the world *Pivot --> perspective / insight on the biggest news in tech *Song Exploder --> storytelling *Decoder with Nilay Patel --> the leaders building the tech *Hello Monday with Jessi Hempel --> new perspective on how to work Anyone have recommendations I should add to my list? Need to keep things fresh and expand my circle.
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We're keeping at it on reducing AI slop. -There's a new proofread feature. Many people go to AI to double check their work, but leave with a fully rewritten post. The new addition helps proofread and clarify while keeping your voice. -We continue to take… moreWe're keeping at it on reducing AI slop. -There's a new proofread feature. Many people go to AI to double check their work, but leave with a fully rewritten post. The new addition helps proofread and clarify while keeping your voice. -We continue to take what we’ve learned from your AI slop reports to improve AI slop detection and update our classifiers. This includes improving the ways we identify low-quality AI slop images (a key content type associated with AI slop). -We’re also giving members more places to tell us when they see AI slop beyond the feed, including messaging.
649 reactions · 116 comments · 28 repostsOpen on LinkedIn
Business moves fast and your relationships need to keep up!  🚀 Someone gets promoted. A new decision-maker joins. Your champion takes a new role. And suddenly the account you thought you knew looks pretty different. So we are bringing Sales Navigator into… moreBusiness moves fast and your relationships need to keep up!  🚀 Someone gets promoted. A new decision-maker joins. Your champion takes a new role. And suddenly the account you thought you knew looks pretty different. So we are bringing Sales Navigator into Microsoft Teams. Instead of asking people to go looking for what changed, the changes come to them, right where they’re already working. NICE! The best sales teams aren’t working from last quarter’s picture of a customer. They’re up on what’s happening right now. #ItWorksWhereYouWork
146 reactions · 18 comments · 3 repostsOpen on LinkedIn
I spend a lot of time speaking to Chief Revenue officers and growing faster is by far the most consistent theme. The other? How to build the right tech stack to help their teams be more successful. And they don't want more tech, they want their existing… moreI spend a lot of time speaking to Chief Revenue officers and growing faster is by far the most consistent theme. The other? How to build the right tech stack to help their teams be more successful. And they don't want more tech, they want their existing solutions to work better together. That’s why I’m excited about the launch of Sales Navigator for Microsoft Teams. We’re bringing LinkedIn’s B2B network intelligence directly into sellers’ flow of work, with real-time alerts that help them spot the moments that matter, from a key decision-maker changing roles to a new contact joining an account. Check it out and let me know what you think in the comments. https://lnkd.in/ItWorksWhereYouWork
198 reactions · 10 comments · 9 repostsOpen on LinkedIn
A few observations after a couple weeks with the new set of personal agents (Muse, Instinct, OAI, etc.): - These agents are going to save us time by knowing a lot about us. Trust is earned, but even without handing over access to my email, it's clear an… moreA few observations after a couple weeks with the new set of personal agents (Muse, Instinct, OAI, etc.): - These agents are going to save us time by knowing a lot about us. Trust is earned, but even without handing over access to my email, it's clear an agent can simplify booking a restaurant with basic context on my family, what time we eat, our favorite places, etc. - Our agents will know each of us, but will not know everything about the world; for example, which restaurant has a table. So they will need many connectors to the world. - The most important 'ux' element for any site that connects with personal agents will be agent management. When thousands of personal agents call the local sushi restaurants as soon as reservations open, who gets the table, how do you manage no-shows, and how do you even know which agent is real? - There is a whole series of agent management mechanisms that will be developed over the next few weeks/months to solve these problems. - Many places without these mechanisms are going to get flooded by these agents. They can opt out, but will lose demand. So there will be a healthy market for solutions that successfully use AI to manage AI.
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“Information is the new bid” and many other gems on AI and Advertising from my teammate Tim Frank in conversation with AdExchanger
Tim Frank
AI is changing every layer of the internet: how people discover, evaluate, and ultimately transact. I had a far-ranging conversation about the emerging AI… moreAI is changing every layer of the internet: how people discover, evaluate, and ultimately transact. I had a far-ranging conversation about the emerging AI economy with Allison Schiff at AdExchanger about what that means for brands, publishers, and commerce. We covered: • The three eras of the internet: human, LLM, and agentic, and how that plays out for brand discoverability • How bot traffic overtaking human traffic changes the discovery equation • The reality that information quality is becoming the new bid • That interviewing AI models is an important component of market research • Why open standards, such as the Universal Commerce Protocol are so critical to give AIs the ability to take action The shift can sound abstract, but my family experienced a small version of it this summer. We used AI to find specialty shops in New York based on things we already liked. It narrowed the options and helped us plan. Then we did the human part: walked around, explored, and bought a little more than planned. :) That balance of spending less time navigating complexity and more time enjoying the experience is where this gets interesting. Links: • Article: https://lnkd.in/gBKhTPe5 • YouTube: https://lnkd.in/gR4dsnax
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Dan Shapero19 SeptRepost with commentaryAI and work
This is a version of unbundling, which happens all the time in markets and can be incredibly strategically disruptive… the most valuable components of a product are carved out and performed by a faster/cheaper/better solution. I think Ethan is right to call… moreThis is a version of unbundling, which happens all the time in markets and can be incredibly strategically disruptive… the most valuable components of a product are carved out and performed by a faster/cheaper/better solution. I think Ethan is right to call out this trend for certain jobs, which will shine a light on which parts of the job are truly valued (and paid for) by the market… because it’s not always what we think at face value. Are universities paying mathematicians for proofs or teaching?
Ethan Mollick
What you are seeing in math right now is a consequence of the jagged frontier, and a precursor of what is to come in other professions. Yes, mathematicians do… moreWhat you are seeing in math right now is a consequence of the jagged frontier, and a precursor of what is to come in other professions. Yes, mathematicians do math, but they also have other tasks they view as important (mentor students, maintain a scientific community, safeguard the future of a field, foster a love of math) that AI can't do At least one worry that mathematicians seem to have is that by focusing on the flashiest, most obvious element of what mathematicians do (make proofs), the AI companies are damaging the other tasks that AI can't do. AI can discover superhuman proofs, but that is not all that the math profession is about, and actually can undermine and reduce the attention to the other aspects of the job that are important to mathematicians. It becomes harder to defend the value of the many other tasks mathematicians do to the outside world if the most visible part is taken away. I suspect we will see more of this across fields and professions that will increasingly be forced to help people understand that their jobs consist not only the most visible tasks that AI can do, but also tasks that the AI cannot do or does badly.
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Clicked this link on a whim this morning and after 5 minutes I was completely sucked in. I always love hearing how people at the top of their craft actually work… especially when the biggest breakthroughs are sometimes totally accidental. If you’ve got an… moreClicked this link on a whim this morning and after 5 minutes I was completely sucked in. I always love hearing how people at the top of their craft actually work… especially when the biggest breakthroughs are sometimes totally accidental. If you’ve got an hour this weekend and love pop music, have a listen. The stories behind Moves Like Jagger (Maroon 5) and Diamonds (Rhianna) alone are worth it. https://lnkd.in/dawGqg8G
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We’re testing a new design on the top of the feed: -The Network tab helps you stay connected to your network, ie the people you have explicitly connected or followed. We all want more real connection with real people, and we hope this plays a small part in… moreWe’re testing a new design on the top of the feed: -The Network tab helps you stay connected to your network, ie the people you have explicitly connected or followed. We all want more real connection with real people, and we hope this plays a small part in rebuilding that world. -The For You tab helps you stay informed. We’re all trying to make sense of the world, and we hope this plays helps more people from real practitioners inside and outside your network. There’s more to come here too, but wanted to provide some context if you're seeing something new this weekend :)
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