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AI-enabled jobs in the Philippines: an in-depth report

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AI-enabled jobs in the Philippines: an in-depth report
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15% to 20% of the global digital workforce is experiencing meaningful job-related anxiety due to fears of being replaced by AI, and 65% to 71% have broad concerns. We believe this anxiety is a symptom of a noisy and constantly shifting landscape, rather than a fundamentally existential one (unless you're a junior or have zero AI-related experience, in which case: read on). So we decided to ask the following questions: Which AI-related jobs are currently in demand in the Philippines (part 1) What does retraining for those jobs look like (part 2) Methodology We scanned major Filipino job sites for AI-related roles, 3,489 listings in all, and analysed them to pick the signal from the noise.

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Canonical URLhttps://www.ccm.pm/posts/ph-ai-jobs-demand-2026-07
Publication timeWed, 29 Jul 2026 13:43:17 +0000
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15% to 20% of the global digital workforce is experiencing meaningful job-related anxiety due to fears of being replaced by AI, and 65% to 71% have broad concerns. We believe this anxiety is a symptom of a noisy and constantly shifting landscape, rather than a fundamentally existential one (unless you're a junior or have zero AI-related experience, in which case: read on). So we decided to ask the following questions: Which AI-related jobs are currently in demand in the Philippines (part 1) What does retraining for those jobs look like (part 2) Methodology We scanned major Filipino job sites for AI-related roles, 3,489 listings in all, and analysed them to pick the signal from the noise. See the full methodology in the annexes.

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