AI is changing LinkedIn in two directions at once. The platform is becoming increasingly valuable for demonstrating AI expertise, while also dealing with the consequences of AI-generated content becoming cheap and abundant. This week’s developments capture that tension particularly well. LinkedIn users are actively pushing back against low-value AI content, professionals are rewriting old experience …
August 2026
LinkedLetter #185: 75% of AI Citations Come From People, LinkedIn Writes the AI Search Playbook, and Tel Aviv Office Closes
The way professional information is discovered online is changing, and LinkedIn increasingly wants to shape what happens before the click. As AI tools become research engines in their own right, the content professionals publish — and the authority attached to their names — is starting to matter far beyond the LinkedIn feed. This edition looks …
LinkedLetter #184: Cleaner Feeds, Smarter Careers
LinkedIn continues to refine both how professionals experience the platform and how they navigate their careers. This week, the company introduced new ways to tackle spam and AI-generated content while releasing fresh labor market insights that highlight where hiring is accelerating across the United States. LinkedIn Is Reportedly Rolling Out a Way to Block Comments …



