Cogniate reported that 13.3% of entry-level postings now require AI skills, nearly tripled since autumn 2025.
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The line people kept quoting after the panel, from Sharon Song: the number one soft skill is now humility — the willingness to learn, change, and be wrong. NACE's 2026 J…
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Cogniate
Design SaaS that turns anyone into an enterprise course creator — in minutes.
- Industry
- Education
- Location
- Sydney, AU
- Company size
- 11–50 employees
About Cogniate
Cogniate is the AI-native Design SaaS for enterprise learning — turning subject matter expertise into complete, pedagogically sound courses in minutes, not months. Producing one hour of professional eLearning traditionally takes 49-267 hours of specialised work. Cogniate's AI co-author, Lyra, compresses that into a single conversation, structuring your content into courses with clear learning objectives, assessments, and adaptive paths, ready to publish to any LMS. We are building the infrastructure to power the future of education. See our PeachScore evaluation: https://app.peachscore.com/company/cogniate/public Join the beta: cogniate.ai
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Cogniate.ai rephrased the importance of L&D as a tool for identifying experts and capturing tacit knowledge.
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Cogniate published a report from the WEF in January 2025 stating that employers project 39% of the core skills a job requires will change or become outdated by 2030.
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Cogniate published a report from LinkedIn's Economic Graph stating that around 70% of the skills used in most jobs changing over the same window.
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