OpenAI versus LinkedIn? Not just yet…
While the internet was abuzz over the weekend with headlines that OpenAI is prepping a competitor for LinkedIn, if we look at the facts, the situation appears a bit different. Instead of an AI version of the popular platform, the company is creating a specialized platform aimed at connecting businesses with people who can truly…
The new service — OpenAI Jobs Platform — is set to operate differently from traditional recruitment sites.
It’s not about just submitting your CV and waiting for a call, but about matching candidates to the needs of companies based on actual skills. According to OpenAI, it’s not going to be a clone of LinkedIn, but a specialized platform that connects companies with people who really know how to use AI at work.
The platform will assess practical skills of candidates: from simple AI applications in the office to advanced prompt engineering. So it’s not about what people claim they can do, but about their actual skills.
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