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October AI Bulletin

Mapping the Spread of AI Skills Across America

By:
 
Guy Berger
Guy Berger
 
Nik Dawson
Nik Dawson
 
Ashley Yuan
Ashley Yuan
October 2024
October AI Bulletin

The October 2024 AI Bulletin from Burning Glass Institute, titled AI's Expanding Reach: Mapping the Spread of AI Skills Across America, offers a comprehensive analysis of AI adoption and skill diffusion in the U.S. economy. The report highlights how AI, especially generative AI, is permeating industries far beyond traditional tech hubs, reshaping job markets across sectors such as media, marketing, and design. By analyzing job postings and resume data, the bulletin examines the demand and supply of AI skills by geography and industry, showcasing the transformative potential of AI to impact career trajectories and economic opportunities nationwide.

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