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AI Drives Workforce Changes in Mexico: AI Week

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Diego Valverde By Diego Valverde | Journalist & Industry Analyst - Fri, 02/21/2025 - 10:35

This week in AI news, AI is reshaping talent priorities in Mexico, with Coursera reporting a surge in AI skill adoption, while robotics and automation redefine the labor market. Globally, the AI race heats up—Mistral AI enters the chatbot arena, OpenAI readies a unified GPT-5 model, and gender disparities in tech employment remain a critical issue. As AI evolves rapidly, businesses face both transformative opportunities and structural challenges.

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Mexico 

AI Skills at the Forefront of Mexico’s Learning Trends: Coursera

Mexico has surpassed Europe in total number of registered learners on Coursera. The company’s annual learning trends report, based on data from over 27 million Mexican users, underscores the increasing demand for AI skills as companies prioritize AI proficiency over experience.

Mexico's Labor Market to Shift Thanks to AI, Robotics

Over the next five years, the labor market in Mexico will undergo a radical transformation, driven by the advance of AI and robotics, which will increase the demand for professionals trained in these fields. According to the World Economic Forum's (WEF) Future of Jobs Report 2025, Mexican organizations will need to accelerate their efforts in the development of technical skills to face these changes, particularly in the field of cybersecurity.

Queretaro, MEXDC Partner to Enhance Technology Skills Among Youth

Key universities in Queretaro have signed a collaboration agreement with the Mexican Data Centers Association (MEXDC) to train young people in key areas of technology and digitalization, solidifying the state as a hub for innovation and investment attraction.

International

Mistral AI's Le Chat Set to Compete with ChatGPT and DeepSeek

Mistral AI has launched Le Chat, an AI-based conversational assistant designed to compete with current industry leaders like ChatGPT and DeepSeek. The new product aims to revolutionize the European market by offering advanced natural language processing and code analysis capabilities, as well as web browsing to provide answers based on up-to-date information.

Gender Gaps Persist Despite Growth in Female Employment: ILO

According to ILO Labour Overview 2024, women’s employment and labor participation rates are 22 percentage points lower than men’s. The report highlights that the high concentration of women in informal and unpaid work continues to limit their economic opportunities, reinforcing the urgent need for policies that promote gender equity in the workforce.

OpenAI’s GPT-5 to Unify AI Models, Bring Advanced Reasoning

OpenAI has announced plans to streamline its AI product offerings by integrating various models into a unified system, culminating in the forthcoming GPT-5. This strategy includes the introduction of GPT-4.5, internally referred to as "Orion," which will serve as the final model without chain-of-thought reasoning capabilities. 

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