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LinkedIn says AI safety roles have risen 91% in the last year

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LinkedIn CEO Daniel Shapero said that AI safety roles are on the rise.

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Amid growing concerns about the risks of artificial intelligence (AI), demand for hiring in "AI safety" related roles has recently surged. Social media platform LinkedIn announced on the 1st (local time) that the demand for AI safety positions has increased by 91% over the past year. At the recent annual Talent Connect conference, LinkedIn CEO Daniel Schafero stated that the overall hiring market has stagnated

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Against a background of general stagnation in the labour market, safety and security became one of the main growth points. At the Talent Connect Conference, the CEO of LinkedIn, Daniel Shapero, stated that while recruitment in most industries was almost frozen, demand for roles in AI Safety had risen by 91 per cent over the past year.

While the job market remains cautious, with many companies limiting recruitment, one segment is growing exceptionally quickly. According to LinkedIn's latest data, the number of AI security roles has increased by 91% over the past 12 months.

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