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15 Ways Professionals Use LinkedIn+AI to Prepare for Interviews
How clarity, not guesswork, wins interviews.

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Today’s edition: Key AI updates shaping work today, followed by a practical interview prep reference at the end.
OpenAI has updated ChatGPT with stronger protections for teens and new AI-literacy guides for families, which means for corporate professionals this is a gentle reminder that governance and safety are no longer abstract ideas but things your compliance and training teams will quietly expect you to understand before someone asks an awkward question. Google has made it possible to build small AI-powered apps called Gems inside Gemini using plain language instead of code, which for you translates to fewer excuses for repetitive work and more colleagues suddenly claiming they “automated it over lunch.” OpenAI has also released GPT-5.2 Codex to handle complex, real-world coding and security tasks at scale, which means your tech teams move faster while you smile knowingly and pretend this was always part of the roadmap.
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OpenAI updated its Model Spec to include under‑18 principles and released AI‑literacy resources for families. ChatGPT now prioritises safety, transparency and realistic guidance when interacting with minors. The company also provides a family guide and tips to help parents and teens use AI responsibly.
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U18 principles: The new Model Spec outlines four commitments: prioritising teen safety, offering real‑world support, treating teens appropriately, and being transparent about limitations and data use.
Safeguards for sensitive topics: ChatGPT will redirect minors to trusted helplines and avoid giving risky guidance on subjects like self‑harm or abuse. Responses will be age‑aware and backed by expert input.
Family guide: OpenAI’s AI literacy package explains how models are trained, suggests conversation starters, and encourages teens to think critically about AI outputs.
Parent tips: The tips advise parents to set rules for data sharing, help teens craft safe prompts and reassure them that they can ask questions about AI to a trusted adult.
💡What This Means for You
If your household uses ChatGPT, expect more age‑appropriate responses and clearer warnings. These resources help parents frame discussions around AI’s capabilities and risks. Professionals working with younger audiences can draw from these guidelines to develop safer educational or customer‑facing AI systems.
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Google folded its ambient programming tool Opal into the Gemini web app, letting users create personalised mini‑apps—called Gems—by simply describing a workflow. A visual editor then chains steps using Gemini models. Advanced users can refine logic at Opal’s dedicated site.
📌The Download
Natural‑language design: Users type a description such as “Track my expenses and send me a weekly summary.” Opal converts it into a sequence of steps, invoking appropriate Gemini models to handle data retrieval, summarisation and messaging.
Visual editing: The Gems manager in the Gemini app shows each step as a flowchart, allowing users to drag, drop and edit without writing code.
Advanced customization: For deeper control, developers can visit opal.google.com to access an advanced editor with conditional logic, loops and API integrations.
Ecosystem strategy: Google positions Gems as an entry point for non‑coders and a way to keep users inside the Gemini ecosystem. The move could drive adoption while building a marketplace for AI‑powered mini‑apps.
💡What This Means for You
Office tasks, personal errands and custom workflows can now be automated without scripting. Professionals should explore Gems to prototype internal tools or simplify repetitive tasks. As AI platforms integrate programming, understanding how to describe workflows clearly will become a key skill even for non‑technical roles.
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OpenAI debuted GPT‑5.2 Codex, a powerful coding model tuned for complex software tasks, long‑horizon edits and cybersecurity. It boasts improved context compaction, better performance on large code changes and enhanced support for Windows environments and security analysis.
📌The Download
Long‑horizon coding: GPT‑5.2 Codex compresses large codebases into concise working memory, enabling the model to maintain context over multi‑file edits and long sessions.
Agentic workflows: The model supports agentic coding patterns, proactively suggesting refactoring steps, dependency updates and API integrations—making it suitable for sophisticated software projects.
Windows integration: Unlike prior versions tuned mainly for Unix, GPT‑5.2 Codex offers improved compatibility with Windows environments and common enterprise tech stacks.
Cybersecurity built‑in: New tools allow the model to detect insecure functions, apply patches and flag vulnerabilities, turning it into both a coding assistant and a cyber‑hygiene advisor.
💡What This Means for You
Software developers gain a more capable AI partner. GPT‑5.2 Codex can handle complex, multi‑step coding tasks across platforms and incorporate security insights. Professionals should still review AI‑generated code for bugs and compliance, but the model can speed up feature development and improve code quality when used judiciously.
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