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AI skills needed for 40% of graduate jobs in China, report finds

Chinese companies are putting more emphasis on artificial intelligence skills when hiring. In the first five months of 2023, nearly 40% of job postings for new graduates were related to AI, a rise from 30% last year. This trend highlights Beijing's position as the top city for AI job opportunities, with half of all graduate openings tied to this technology.

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Jul 3, 2026 · 1 min read · 2 views
AI skills needed for 40% of graduate jobs in China, report finds

Key Takeaways

  • In the first five months of 2023, nearly 40% of job postings for new graduates were related to AI, up from 30% last year.
  • Lin Fan, CEO of Maimai, stated that AI has driven disparities in operational efficiencies across companies.
  • Beijing leads in AI job opportunities, with half of all graduate openings in the city linked to this technology.
  • The Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security's online recruitment month has seen over 5,000 companies posting around 200,000 vacancies.
  • As businesses adapt to AI's impact, the demand for graduates with AI skills is expected to grow even further.

Chinese companies now focus heavily on AI skills when hiring fresh graduates . First five months of 2023 saw nearly 40% of job postings for new grads tied to AI. Up from about 30% last year,says Beijing-based Maimai.

Lin Fan,founder and CEO of Maimai,pointed to AI's role in boosting business efficiency. He noted fierce competition for AI talent. "AI has driven disparities in operational efficiencies across companies," he said at a Hangzhou event.

Beijing leads in AI job opportunities — half of all graduate openings there linked to AI. Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security launched online recruitment month to tackle unemployment. Over 5,000 companies posted around 200,000 vacancies,aiming to match internet firms' needs with graduate supply.

Data shows a big shift as businesses adapt to AI's impact. Demand for AI-skilled grads set to keep climbing…but how fast?

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