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At UBS, AI skills are now a condition for landing a job

The Decoder · Sep 7, 2026, 1:13 PM UTC

Swiss banking giant UBS is making AI skills a required qualification from 2027 for graduates and interns in Global Banking and Markets, with applicants having to show in interviews how they use AI to improve outcomes and efficiency.…

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