Top 10 countries by AI talent concentration in 2024-25: Where does India stand?

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Top 10 countries with highest AI talent in 2024-25: The 2024 Work Trend Index from LinkedIn and Microsoft revealed that 66% of organisational leaders now say they would not consider candidates without AI skills, while 71% prefer less experienced talent with AI expertise over more seasoned professionals without it.

With AI increasingly becoming a priority, its usage in business has also been accelerating, with 78% of organisations reporting using AI in 2024, up from 55% the year before. AI is increasingly becoming a business priority, with its usage having accelerated to 78% of organisations reporting using AI in 2024, up from 55% the year before. (Source: McKinsey & Company Survey 2025 | 2025 AI Index Report)

With the rising adoption of AI, the Stanford AI Index Report 2025 and LinkedIn revealed countries leading in AI talent concentration via the share of professionals with AI-related skills or job roles.

Top 10 countries with the highest AI talent concentration globally, as of 2024

Israel leads the rankings with its AI talent concentration, accounting for 1.98% of its workforce, and Singapore follows next with AI talent making up 1.64% of its workforce.

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This might be driven by significant AI-driven investments over the last decade, as, according to the same report, Israel, at 5th position, has made a total private investment of $15.0 billion, and Singapore, at 10th, has invested $7.3 billion in AI.

The top six countries in the 2024 rankings remain unchanged; notably, Ireland rose four places up to rank 7th, whereas South Korea fell three places to stand at 10th in 2024.

Cherry Gupta is an Assistant Manager – Content at The Indian Express. She is responsible for crafting compelling narratives, uncovering the latest news and developments, and driving engaging content based on data and trends to boost website traffic and audience engagement. One can connect with her on LinkedIn or by mail at cherry.gupta@indianexpress.com. … Read More


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