Claude Mentions in Korean Job Postings Rise 770%

Oct 13, 2026
JobKorea data shows Claude recorded the fastest growth among generative AI tools named in Korean job postings during the third quarter of 2026.

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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