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LinkedIn appears to be developing a new AI tool that can help ease the effectively robotic task of looking for and applying to jobs. According to a new leak, the Microsoft-owned company seems to have a new \u201cLinkedIn Coach\u201d assistant in testing that could support you through the application processes, teach you new skills, and help you network<\/em> on your LinkedIn network.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n The news comes from app researcher Nima Owji, who uncovers features from various developers that haven\u2019t been deployed yet. In an email, LinkedIn spokesperson Amanda Purvis tells The Verge<\/em> the company is \u201calways exploring\u201d new ways to improve user experience on the platform. Purvis adds that the company \u201cwill have more to share soon.\u201d<\/p>\n<\/div>\n The image Owji seems to have pulled from LinkedIn suggests users ask the chatbot things like \u201cHow does Coach work?\u201d or \u201cWhat is the culture of Microsoft?\u201d Since LinkedIn is owned by Microsoft, it\u2019s predictable that AI-powered assistants would make their way over to the professional social platform at some point.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n