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LinkedIn is rethinking software quality with its new AI Quality Assurance (QA) Agent. The platform, used by 1.3 billion members across iOS, Android, and Web, faces immense complexity with countless user permutations. Traditional testing methods struggle to keep pace, especially with the rise of agentic coding tools. The sheer scale of LinkedIn's UI, not one app, but thousands of combinations based on user type, language, and experiments, means features can regress silently. While employee bug reports help, manual exploration doesn't scale. This led LinkedIn to build an autonomous digital tester. Related startups Beyond Scripts: Vision-Language Models Traditional automation relies on brittle code selectors. VLMs, however, 'see' the screen, understanding text, icons, and hierarchy. This decouples testing from underlying code changes. The QA Agent employs a multi-model approach for different cognitive tasks. One model handles high-level planning, deciding the next action based on screenshots and goals. Another model performs analytical reasoning for error detection and bug reporting. A third, fine-tuned model handles visual grounding, translating natural language instructions like 'Tap the Apply button' into precise screen coordinates for execution. Agent Architecture: System 1 and System 2 To balance AI costs with performance, LinkedIn adopted a hybrid architecture inspired by human cognition:

Former Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O’Hara appears to be launching a consulting business, according to a post on his LinkedIn page. This comes shortly after O’Hara resigned last month when an investigation found he interfered with an investigation into his own conduct. PREVIOUS: Brian O’Hara resigns as Minneapolis police chief after report shows he interfered with investigation into his conduct O’Hara’s LinkedIn page now promotes O’Hara Leadership Group, LLC. An advertisement says the company will help communities and organizations navigate crisis situations and rebuild trust. The city of Minneapolis has been on the hunt for a new police chief. For Related Stories: MPD  Brian O'Hara  Minneapolis  Police

Social Media Today, an Industry Dive publication This story was originally published on Social Media Today . To receive daily news and insights, subscribe to our free daily Social Media Today newsletter . LinkedIn announced an expansion of its profile skills display with a connected apps element, which will enable more members to showcase their technical skills. The updated listings feature is backed by various apps and providers in order to support user claims. LinkedIn launched its skill qualifications in January. Its primary focus was to provide a way for users to demonstrate artificial intelligence proficiency. Now, LinkedIn is expanding this to additional technical skills. As per LinkedIn: "Building on early collaborations with Descript, Duolingo, Lovable, Relay.app, and Replit, we're expanding the range of apps you can feature on your LinkedIn profile, turning real-world product usage into credible, visible expertise." Starting today, LinkedIn users will also be able to list verifiable skills from Air, Base44, Beehiv, Buffer, Fiverr, Gamma, HeyGen, Hubspot, JetBrains, Magic Patterns, Mirage/Captions, Pictory AI, Profound and Wispr Flow, in addition to its original partners. LinkedIn is also planning to add skills supported by Adobe, Fullcast, Github Copilot, Gong, OpusClip, Riverside, Sprinklr, Webflow and Zapier. "You can now

Leveraging LinkedIn for your next role Ashley Stone talks with Ronia Shamona to talk about how those looking for new jobs can leverage the popular site LinkedIn to make their chances of getting hired better.  Posted June 17, 2026 5:39pm EDT Top Videos

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Microsoft Advertising today extended its LinkedIn Profile targeting feature to include job seniority as a targeting dimension, adding a new layer of professional-identity filtering to both Search and Audience ads campaigns. The update, announced by Navah Hopkins, Microsoft Ads Liaison and international speaker, makes it possible for advertisers to narrow their reach not just by company, job function, or industry - but now by where a person sits in an organisational hierarchy. The feature introduces 10 standardised job seniority levels drawn from LinkedIn member profile data: CXO, VP, Director, Manager, Senior, Entry, Owner, Partner, Training, and Volunteer. These levels are accessible at both the campaign and ad group level within Microsoft Advertising settings, giving advertisers the option to apply seniority targeting broadly across a campaign or to segment creative and messaging more granularly by audience tier within a single campaign structure. What the 10 seniority levels mean in practice The taxonomy itself warrants attention. The 10 categories cover a wide spectrum, from C-suite executives under the CXO label to entry-level employees and volunteers. Owner and Partner occupy distinct classifications separate from the executive CXO category, which matters for advertisers targeting founders or professional services firms where ownership and decision-making authority may not map onto a conventional

TL;DR Roberto ‘Pico’ Lopes, a Dublin-born Shamrock Rovers defender, was scouted for Cape Verde’s national team via a LinkedIn message he initially dismissed as a prank. He started in Cape Verde’s first ever World Cup match on 15 June 2026, a 0-0 draw with Spain in Atlanta. The story highlights how a platform built for white-collar networking produced football’s most unlikely international call-up. Most LinkedIn messages lead to sales pitches, recruiter spam, or polite rejections. Roberto ‘Pico’ Lopes got a World Cup call-up. The Dublin-born Shamrock Rovers defender made history on Monday when he started for Cape Verde against Spain in the country’s first ever World Cup match, a Group H clash at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta. Cape Verde held the European champions to a stunning 0-0 draw. The message he almost deleted In 2019, former Cape Verde coach Rui Aguas discovered that Lopes had a Cape Verdean father and sent him a LinkedIn message in Portuguese. Lopes ignored it, assuming it was spam. The 💜 of EU tech The latest rumblings from the EU tech scene, a story from our wise ol' founder Boris, and some questionable AI art. It's free, every week, in your inbox. Sign up now! Nine months

The Swiss side triumphs over BSC Minsk to secure the European crown in Nazaré The 2026 men’s Euro Winners Cup in Nazaré has reached its thrilling conclusion, with BSC 54 emerging as the new kings of European beach soccer. By defeating BSC Minsk in a tense championship match, the Swiss side secured the title, cementing their dominance in what was a high-stakes encounter for the continental trophy. WATCH ALL MATCHES LIVE FOR FREE ON BEACHSOCCERTV.COM – SIGN UP HERE! Final BSC 54 win 6-4 against BSC Minsk BSC 54 has been crowned the champion of the 2026 Euro Winners Cup after a high intense final. The match saw BSC 54 secure a 6-4 victory over BSC Minsk, claiming the prestigious European title in a dominant display. The scoring action began in the first period, where Hodel and Steinemann netted goals to give BSC 54 an early advantage. The second period proved to be the most active, as BSC Minsk fought back with goals from Chaikouski, Gavrilov, and Bryshtsel. However, BSC 54 responded decisively with further strikes from Hodel, Damm, Oba, and a second goal from Steinemann to maintain their lead. The final period was defined by tight defensive play from

A fully automated Saab production line for tubes for AT4 infantry support weapons, part of new investments by the Saab Dynamics business area. (Saab) Sweden is facing the need for adaptation and is examining defence industrial capacity as potential lessons from current conflicts become more apparent, figures from Saab and the Swedish Armed Forces have told Janes . Major General Jonny Lindfors, chief of army of the Swedish Armed Forces, said during a media briefing in May 2026 that Sweden was backfilling its stockpiles after the peace dividend and amid donations of equipment to Ukraine. Specific areas of capability investment include wet gap crossing and mobility within Sweden, Maj Gen Lindfors said. Another is creating a modern anti-access/area-denial (A2/AD) bubble in the Baltic. Both the internal national mobility for forces and the A2/AD bubble are part of increased focus on defending Sweden, Finland, and Norway (from 7 March 2024 all NATO members) from a potential Russian invasion. Maj Gen Lindfors no longer sees such an invasion as remote a possibility as he did before 2022. Sweden has around 60,000 full time soldiers and around 20,000 in the home guard. Should it come, Maj Gen Lindfors said, “we need to learn