LinkedIn introduced a feature called Collaborative Articles, which uses "AI-powered conversation starters " to start discussions between "experts" using the platform, across professional topics, ranging from "How do I get a promotion?" to "How do I advertise to Generation Z ?" most specific? Collaborative articles are also knowledge topics published by LinkedIn , with insights and perspectives added by the LinkedIn community
The articles begin as conversation starters powered by artificial intelligence, developed with their editorial team. A select group of LinkedIn experts have been invited to contribute their own ideas and expertise to the articles, an announcement on its platform on Friday, according to an email sent to LinkedIn. The Verge social media consultant Matt Navarra
The company said it will "match each article with relevant member experts" based on the skills graph, inviting them to add context, additional information, and tips to stories. The company believes the system will make it easier for people to contribute their views, because "starting a conversation is harder than joining it."
People can also judge expert contributions with an "insightful" reaction. According to LinkedIn spokesperson Suzi Owens , " article collections are powered by AI."