Overview

• Argentina’s AI uptake remains early but broadening, with 10.6% of firms using AI across multiple processes, 35.6% using it in specific cases, and 24.2% evaluating adoption, according to Adecco’s 2025 report.
• Roles projected to be most in demand over the next five years include AI and machine-learning specialists (71.9%), data and big-data analysts (55.4%), and cybersecurity experts (35.6%).
• Training priorities skew to foundational AI for all employees (72.8%) and practical business applications (58.5%), with ethics/privacy (27.9%) and advanced technical courses (26%); 61.7% of workers say continuous learning is decisive for staying with an employer.
• WEF’s Future of Jobs 2025 estimates 39% of current worker skills will change within five years, highlighting adaptability, influence, independence with empathy, and the ability to use AI as priority capabilities.
• Corporate learning is shifting from periodic courses to AI-assisted, in‑flow support as generative tools and AI agents spread; Lightcast finds over half of AI-skill job postings outside tech and a 28% pay premium, while Udemy promotes embedded guidance, lab work and agent-driven learning paths.