A report from the Technology Council of Australia, supported by Microsoft, LinkedIn, and Workday, predicts a potential growth of 200,000 AI-related jobs in Australia by 2030. This surge in AI roles presents significant opportunities for tech workers and professionals across various fields to secure well-paid jobs in a rapidly expanding sector. The report emphasizes the need for a 500% growth in AI jobs over the next seven years to realize this potential.
The AI workforce in Australia has seen significant growth, with the number of AI workers rising from 800 in 2014 to 33,000 in 2023. The report estimates that by 2030, Australia could have up to 200,000 AI-related jobs, encompassing both technical and non-technical roles supporting the scaling, governing, and managing of AI systems. The growth of AI jobs in Australia is expected to outpace other occupations, offering diverse opportunities for professionals in the tech industry.
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