If you use it intentionally, it can boost your visibility, spark new conversations and even unlock hidden job opportunities.

Walmart CEO Doug McMillon is the latest notable business leader to talk about how implementing AI tools and agents in the workplace will affect his company.

Disabling this setting prevents your data from being used, but data already used for training can't be taken back retroactively.

LinkedIn will start using member profile data to train its AI on Nov. 3, 2025. This setting is enabled by default, so if you don’t want your data being used to train LinkedIn’s AI, you’ll need to ...

It's a myth that to build a following as a storyteller, you have to be self-centered, self-promoting, or extroverted.

Overview: Joining active LinkedIn Groups helps expand professional connections.Sharing insights boosts visibility and credibility within industries.Engaging in ...

That's right, LinkedIn is joining the likes of Meta in harvesting your data for its AI. Here's how you can stop it.

LinkedIn will use your profile and posts to train AI models, but users can opt out in privacy settings to protect their data.

By default, the switch is on. Anyone who wants out has to dig into Settings > Data Privacy > Generative AI Improvement and toggle it off. Turning it off will not disable LinkedIn's AI features; it ...

LinkedIn has updated its privacy rules. The app can now use your data for training AI models. Moreover, LinkedIn’s parent company, Microsoft, will now be able to use the data to target you with ...

The Dutch privacy regulator AP has warned millions of Dutch LinkedIn users to change their settings if they do not want their profile data to be used to train artificial intelligence systems. LinkedIn ...