Beyond these sectors, however, references to GenAI varied from country to country.
“In Canada, Ireland, and Spain, marketing job postings often mention GenAI, while media & communications stand out in the US and the UK. In Singapore, unlike most other countries analysed, GenAI is frequently mentioned in medical information and architecture roles,” the report noted.
Meanwhile, the report also found that sectors where GenAI is most likely to replace certain skills typically have a higher share of job postings mentioning these tools.
“Sectors with the highest replacement likelihood… were typically found in knowledge-intensive jobs, particularly those involving repetitive or data-driven tasks,” the report read.
