Not Sure What’s Next For Your Career? Ask AI

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  Here's your money briefing for Monday, May 5th.

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  I'm Julia Carpenter for The Wall Street Journal.

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  Back in the day,

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  frustrated job seekers might have turned to a mentor or a career coach when they needed some direction.

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  But these days,

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  workers are tapping a few buttons to see what career advice artificial intelligence can offer up.

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  AI could potentially help job seekers because...

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  They might need assistance in how to pitch themselves for a job to be able to say,

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  help me highlight the overlapping skills here and show a hiring manager that even

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  if I haven't had this exact job title,

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  that my relevant experience can be helpful.

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  Companies like Salesforce, LinkedIn, and Google are already experimenting with these tools.

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  We'll talk with Wall Street Journal reporter Lindsay Ellis about what they get right and what still needs a human touch.

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  That's after the break.

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  Talking about guns with others might not always feel comfortable, but it could save a life.

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  Here's a way to start a conversation.

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  Your family is going over to your neighbor's home for dinner for the first time.

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  How would you ask if there are any unlocked guns in the home?

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  Hey.

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  Hey, we're so excited for tonight.

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