Professional social networking site LinkedIn allegedly used data from its users to train its artificial intelligence (AI) models, without alerting users it was doing so. According to reports this week ...

Senior writer at Forbes covering cybercrime, privacy and surveillance. Yet another major tech company is training AI models with user data—by default—and not informing users first. Following in the ...

LinkedIn is hoping to use AI to make it easier for job recruiters and qualified candidates to find one another. A new AI Hiring Assistant will soon let recruiters supply job descriptions and notes on ...

LinkedIn may have trained AI models on user data without updating its terms. LinkedIn users in the U.S. — but not the EU, EEA, or Switzerland, likely due to those regions’ data privacy rules — have an ...

Looking for a new job is a job in itself. From finding the perfect role to apply to, to acing the interview, you need to do a lot of prep work to maximize your chances of landing the role. On ...

LinkedIn launched several AI-powered services to improve the user experience and engagement. The professional networking and job-searching social network now employs AI to speed up job applications, ...

Don't miss out on our latest stories. Add PCMag as a preferred source on Google. Microsoft-owned LinkedIn has updated its Terms of Use policy to use more of its ...

LinkedIn has halted training AI models using users’ personal data in the UK as the social media platform succumbed to pressure from regulators. Regulators in the UK raised concerns over LinkedIn’s ...

There's an old saying with social media: the users are the product. That used to mean that if you posted on a service like Reddit, then your data would be sold to advertisers, either individually or ...

A hot potato: LinkedIn users have recently filed a class action lawsuit against the Microsoft-owned business and employment social network. Premium subscribers claim the company violated their privacy ...

Are you using LinkedIn? Chances are good that the answer is yes. LinkedIn has continued to grow year after year since 2017. Because it continues to serve as a resource for job seekers, it continues to ...