A study from LinkedIn revealed that 76% of Filipinos believe that artificial intelligence (AI) will impact their future jobs. LinkedIn data showed that 84% or 8 out of 10 Filipinos are ready to talk about how AI affects their jobs with their supervisors. According to the same study, 55% of the domestic workforce in the Philippines is currently utilizing generative AI. The same number anticipated that AI would generate additional job prospects beyond in-person work set up in cities, citing AI's potential in upscaling resources to work remotely. The skill sets essential for success in various occupations have undergone an average transformation of 25% globally since 2015. LinkedIn data highlighted a rapid shift in the Philippines, showing a significant 31% rate of change in this aspect.
A study from LinkedIn revealed that 76% of Filipinos believe that AI will impact their future jobs. 84% are ready to discuss this with their supervisors. 55% of the workforce in the Philippines currently uses generative AI.
The skill sets required for success have transformed by 25% globally since 2015.
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