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Thursday, 16 March 2023 11:38 GMT Date 3/16/2023 2:45:30 AM (MENAFN- IANS) San Francisco, March 16 (IANS) Professional networking platform LinkedIn has added AI-powered writing suggestions and job descriptions to its services, becoming the latest platform to join the generative AI bandwagon.LinkedIn Premium subscribers can now generate descriptions based on their experience using the new 'enhance' tool, reports Engadget.According to the company, the tool, which uses the same OpenAI models as ChatGPT, is intended to preserve 'users' unique voice and style' and will draw from their job experience and skills, as well as LinkedIn's own 'insights' into what makes a good profile.Moreover, the professional networking platform also said that it is starting to test AI-written job descriptions.In such cases, hiring managers will only need to enter the job title, company name, and a few other basic details, and LinkedIn will generate a detailed draft of a relevant job description, the report said.Meanwhile, LinkedIn has introduced a new feature called -- 'collaborative articles', which will use 'AI-powered conversation starters' to begin discussions between 'experts' on the platform.The company will match articles with relevant members based on its skills graph, inviting them to contribute context, extra information, and advice for the articles.The

San Francisco, March 16 (SocialNews.XYZ) Professional networking platform LinkedIn has added AI-powered writing suggestions and job descriptions to its services, becoming the latest platform to join the generative AI bandwagon. LinkedIn Premium subscribers can now generate descriptions based on their experience using the new "enhance" tool, reports Engadget. According to the company, the tool, which uses the same OpenAI models as ChatGPT, is intended to preserve "users' unique voice and style" and will draw from their job experience and skills, as well as LinkedIn's own "insights" into what makes a good profile. Moreover, the professional networking platform also said that it is starting to test AI-written job descriptions. In such cases, hiring managers will only need to enter the job title, company name, and a few other basic details, and LinkedIn will generate a detailed draft of a relevant job description, the report said. Meanwhile, LinkedIn has introduced a new feature called -- "collaborative articles", which will use "AI-powered conversation starters" to begin discussions between "experts" on the platform. The company will match articles with relevant members based on its skills graph, inviting them to contribute context, extra information, and advice for the articles. The company believes that the system

The drama in the days before last Friday's FDIC seizure of Silicon Valley Bank — and the ensuing fog that followed the bank's failure — threw the dealmaking community into disarray. Why it matters: Axios Pro Deals reporters leapt into action to cover the fallout this shocking bank run and failure had on the fintech, climate, health tech, retail and media sectors. SVB's climate crater (Megan Hernbroth)Scoop: Climate VCs manage the SVB message (Alan Neuhauser)Project financing in limbo amid SVB turmoil (Megan Hernbroth)SVB Financial Group puts itself up for sale (Michael Flaherty)Silicon Valley Bank collapse sends inflows across the industry (Lucinda Shen)Mercury launches $3M insured accounts after SVB collapse (Lucinda Shen)Health tech funding crunch tightens (Claire Rychlewski, Aaron Weitzman)Local reactions to SVB tremors (Axios Local)

Damircudic | Getty ImagesOne of the ground rules for individual retirement account contributions is you must have "earned income," such as wages or salary from a job or self-employment earnings.But there's a special exception, known as a spousal IRA, which allows you to contribute based on your spouse's earnings if you file taxes jointly — and there's still time to save for 2022."That's probably the thing that surprises people the most," said certified financial planner Malcolm Ethridge, executive vice president of CIC Wealth in Rockville, Maryland.More from The New Road to Retirement:How a spousal IRA worksA spousal IRA is a separate account, meaning both spouses can contribute to their own IRAs. But collectively, annual IRA deposits for the couple can't exceed joint taxable income or two times the yearly limit.For 2022, the annual IRA contribution limit is $6,000 for 2022 or $7,000 for savers age 50 and older. The limit jumped to $6,500 for 2023, with an extra $1,000 for investors age 50 and up.Ethridge said many clients don't realize they can still make 2022 IRA contributions until the federal tax filing deadline, which is April 18 for most Americans.And many couples aren't aware of spousal IRA contributions, according to

Going on LinkedIn is very much like going through the looking glass into Bizarre-O Land. It’s a wild ride. Maybe you spot a few genuinely good briefs with some practical advice in your feed, shared by seasoned industry veterans. Then you sidestep a hundred or so people robotically bragging about how they’re so grateful/happy to quit/start a position at their old/new job. At this point, you’re so deep down the rabbit hole that you start noticing the most awful stuff that LinkedIn has to offer—clearly fake, extremely cringy self-promo posts that ‘professionals’ write for views and likes.You know, the ones where CEOs, recruiters, and high-flying managers do their best to seem human while they offer banal, double-spaced ‘wisdom’ just to stay relevant online. JR Hickey, from California, shares the very worst examples of brain-rotting content on his ‘The Best of LinkedIn’ Twitter page. Scroll down to check out the very worst LinkedInfluencers’ posts and remember to upvote the ones that made you facepalm.JR, the founder of @BestofLinkedin, answered Bored Panda's questions about why these LinkedInfluencers behave the way that they do, as well as what LI users could do to stand out without resorting to lying online. Read on for

European markets opened cautiously higher Tuesday as the aftershocks from Silicon Valley Bank's collapse continue to ripple through financial markets.The pan-European Stoxx 600 index was up 0.2% at the start of trade, with sectors and major bourses a spread of modest gains and losses. The banking sector led losses with a 0.7% drop, following on from a tumultuous day for bank stocks Monday. Utilities and tech stocks led gains and were up 0.7%.Asia-Pacific markets tumbled on Tuesday in a volatile session, after sharp losses seen overnight on Wall Street Monday as investors grappled with the fallout of failed banks in the United States. The Dow Jones Industrial Average notched a fifth day of losses after a plan to backstop depositors in SVB failed to buoy bank stocks.The Silicon Valley Bank headquarters in Santa Clara, California, on March 13, 2023.Noah Berger | AFP | Getty ImagesU.S. stock futures rose on Monday night, however, and traders globally will be looking ahead to the latest U.S. inflation report due Tuesday.The U.S. consumer price index for February is expected to come in at 0.4% on a monthly basis or at a 6% annual pace, according to Dow Jones estimates. That's just slightly lower than January's inflation

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From a networking standpoint, by engaging on LinkedIn regularly, your network gets to hear from you. It stands to reason, then, that the more you engage, the more you appear in the feeds of your connections — and the greater the chances of staying top of mind with your network. In this article, Scott Scully will show leaders how staying active on LinkedIn can benefit their business, first by discussing why it is important to create a personal brand presence, then by discussing how LinkedIn can reach their target audiences and prospects. In today’s digital age, most companies have an online presence. There are a lot of social media platforms that businesses can use to connect with prospects, but none of them are as useful as LinkedIn. Why? It has more than 900 million users all over the world and brings everyone together, from CEOs to freelancers. Some people might be surprised to learn that over 41% of millionaires use LinkedIn. With such a powerful tool at their disposal, business leaders should be active on the platform and encourage their team members to do so as well. Being active on LinkedIn strengthens your personal brand and that of your company. If you want to

Author of the article: Published Mar 11, 2023  •  Last updated 8 hours ago  •  3 minute read Join the conversation Zohreh Sadeghi is pictured in her LinkedIn profile. Photo by Zohreh Sadeghi /LinkedIn REDMOND, Wash. — A longhaul truck driver from Texas who became obsessed with a software engineer in Washington state after meeting her through a social media chatroom app killed her, her husband and himself after stalking them for months, police said. Advertisement 2 This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. THIS CONTENT IS RESERVED FOR SUBSCRIBERS ONLY Subscribe now to read the latest news in your city and across Canada. Unlimited online access to articles from across Canada with one account Get exclusive access to the Toronto Sun ePaper, an electronic replica of the print edition that you can share, download and comment on Enjoy insights and behind-the-scenes analysis from our award-winning journalists Support local journalists and the next generation of journalists Daily puzzles including the New York Times Crossword SUBSCRIBE TO UNLOCK MORE ARTICLES Subscribe now to read the latest news in your city and across Canada. Unlimited online access to articles from across Canada with one account Get exclusive access to

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