One chart shows why even non-tech job seekers should get comfortable with AI

Source: Business Insider

Employers want AI knowledge in jobs outside software development. Luis Alvarez/Getty ImagesA new analysis of job postings showed demand for AI knowledge goes beyond software development gigs. Management and marketing roles are among those making up a higher share of "AI-touched" job titles than a few years ago.

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