AI skills demand nearly triples in three years, says PwC report.
Sponsored by PWCAI skills demand nearly triples in three years, says PwC report.More employers than ever are looking for AI skills, according to the PwC 2026 AI Jobs Barometer.
The proportion of job ads seeking AI-related skills has reached new highs after declining from its previous peak in 2022, with 9600
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AI-related skills in job ads still account for a relatively small share of total job ads.
Some 2.3 per cent of postings mentioned AI skills in 2024, the firm said
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