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Chatbot: These AI skills will save your job

AI is rapidly changing the world of work. And with it, the pressure on employees is growing. Our interactive tool shows where you stand - and what experts advise for the right further training.

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Chatbot: These AI skills will save your job

Artificial intelligence is transforming nearly every profession, according to most experts. The pace of development is accelerating: since 2025, the percentage of job postings seeking AI skills has doubled, according to an analysis of Indeed's job platform. This growing pressure on employees to engage with artificial intelligence comes as the technology's rapid advancement into more aspects of life can feel overwhelming.

The Handelsblatt, in collaboration with experts, has developed a chatbot to answer these critical questions. The interactive tool allows users to assess how prepared they are for the AI-driven changes in their industry. After the bot conducts a simulated consultation, Jutta Rump, a professor of personnel management, evaluates the responses.

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