"So now, rather than just telling people that you know how to use the latest gen AI tools, you'll be able to reinforce that, with an actual qualification based on your real world usage in some apps. The qualification will include a link back to Descript, Lovable, Relay.app or Replit, which will provide the back-up data to support your generative AI skills."
"As explained by LinkedIn: These partner companies validate your knowledge of their tools based on real usage patterns - so you never have to go in and take a test to prove what you know. It's a live, new type of certification. So you'll now have some means to provide qualified, verified examples of your generative AI skills. Which, given the demand for the latest tech trend of the moment, could play a big part in helping you stand out for some positions."
"LinkedIn has gone with some of the more common coding sources to support its AI qualifications, but it would look better in a more general sense if these included AI qualifications from, say, OpenAI or Meta. Those, of course, don't exist yet, but it does seem like including the bigger, more commonly referenced names in AI would have a bigger impact on this element,"
LinkedIn offers a new optional Vibe Coding qualification that can be displayed in the Licenses and Certifications section of profiles. The qualification is backed by partner apps Descript, Lovable, Relay.app and Replit, which validate generative AI skills using real usage patterns so users do not need to take a test. Each qualification includes a link to the supporting provider that supplies the back-up data for verification. The feature focuses on coding-related generative AI competency and aims to provide verified examples of users’ practical skills to help them stand out to employers. LinkedIn plans to add Gamma, GitHub and Zapier to the provider list.
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