Lightcast published a report by Elena Magrini on skills needed to stay employable as more companies adopt AI.
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Q: What skills do I need to learn to stay employable as more companies adopt AI? “Learn to work with AI in your field, while continuing to build the human and domain ski…
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Lightcast
We offer comprehensive, global, real-world insight into workers, jobs, and skills. Lightcast: Data That Works.
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- Technology, Information and Internet
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- Moscow, US
- Company size
- 501–1,000 employees
About Lightcast
Incomplete information doesn’t work for anyone. Your workforce strategy deserves the best labor market intelligence you can find. That’s what Lightcast offers. Lightcast is a global leader in labor market intelligence, empowering smarter decisions for businesses, education institutions, and governments worldwide. With the world’s most comprehensive database—spanning over 3 billion job postings, 1.2 billion career profiles, and 100+ government sources—Lightcast delivers unparalleled insight into skills, jobs, companies, professional profiles, and workforce trends across 165 countries. Our proprietary taxonomies, advanced AI, and expert guidance transform complex data into clear, actionable intelligence. Recognized in TIME’s 2026 America's Top WorkTech Companies and regularly featured in the NY Times, WSJ, Forbes, and CNBC, Lightcast is widely regarded as the go-to source with the leading data and definitive insights on AI, skills, and demographic shifts. In a fast-changing world of work, Lightcast (formerly Emsi Burning Glass) provides clarity. Our global data—available through software, consulting, and data delivery—provides specific, practical, unique insights to guide your most important decisions. Whether you're an enterprise mapping your workforce's future, an educator preparing students for jobs that don't exist yet, or a government agency building economic resilience—we deliver the insights that matter. Lightcast pioneered the collection and big-data analysis of information on the labor market. We have the world’s most comprehensive database of job postings, which has been refined by AI and human experts to provide insights clearly and quickly. Simply put, when someone’s career is on the line, you need data that works. Data that works with your goals. Data that works worldwide. Data that works with Claude / ChatGPT / LLMs. Regional data, Actionable data, Demographic data, Skills data...that works. Lightcast: Data That Works.
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