Claude Mentions in Korean Job Postings Rise 770%
The Korea Times reports that Korean job postings mentioning specific generative AI tools increased 170% in the third quarter of 2026 compared with the same period last year. Data from JobKorea, a recruitment platform operated by Worksphere, shows mentions of Claude rose 770%, the fastest increase among the tools measured.
Claude appeared in 55% of postings that named a specific AI tool, up from 17% a year earlier. ChatGPT remained the most frequently named tool at about 70%, while mentions of Gemini rose 500%, ChatGPT 165%, Microsoft Copilot 96% and Midjourney 46%.
Mentions of generative AI, prompt engineering, AI agents and vibe coding collectively increased 235%. AI skills also appeared in marketing, sales and operations postings, while mentions of Microsoft Word fell 16%, computer skills certifications declined 10% and Photoshop dropped 9%.
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