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OpenAI Unveils AI Hiring Platform to Challenge LinkedIn

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By Vedprakash sahu

What the OpenAI Jobs Platform Will Do

OpenAI is entering the job search market with a new AI-powered hiring platform designed to connect businesses with workers — a direct challenge to LinkedIn.

The service, called the OpenAI Jobs Platform, is set to launch by mid-2026, according to an OpenAI spokesperson. Fidji Simo, OpenAI’s CEO of Applications, announced the initiative in a blog post Thursday, highlighting that the platform will “use AI to help find the perfect matches between what companies need and what workers can offer.”

A key feature will be a dedicated track for small businesses and local governments, giving them access to AI-driven recruitment tools typically reserved for large enterprises.

Expanding Beyond ChatGPT

The launch signals OpenAI’s ambitions beyond its flagship chatbot. CEO Sam Altman recently confirmed that Simo will oversee multiple new applications, including the Jobs Platform and potential future projects such as a browser and a social media app.

Competition With LinkedIn and Microsoft

The move puts OpenAI in direct competition with LinkedIn, co-founded by Reid Hoffman — one of OpenAI’s earliest backers — and now owned by Microsoft, OpenAI’s largest financial partner.

LinkedIn itself has been rolling out new AI features to match candidates with employers more efficiently, highlighting the competitive stakes.

OpenAI Academy and AI Certifications

Alongside the hiring platform, OpenAI is also expanding its OpenAI Academy. The company plans to launch certifications in AI fluency later this year, with Walmart already signed on as a partner. The long-term goal: certify 10 million Americans by 2030.

Addressing Job Disruption Concerns

Industry leaders have raised concerns about AI’s impact on employment. Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei has warned that AI could displace up to 50% of entry-level white-collar roles before 2030.

In her blog post, Simo acknowledged those risks, writing that while OpenAI cannot prevent disruption, it can “help people adapt by becoming fluent in AI and connecting them with opportunities.”

Backed by the White House Initiative

These programs also align with the White House’s AI literacy initiative. Altman and other tech executives are set to meet with President Donald Trump this week to discuss AI’s role in the economy and workforce transformation.


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