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One data correction (Ghana's workforce), three data refreshes, and nine new analyses built from them. Ghana's average AI exposure moved from 3.39 to 3.36; no other country's score changed.

<ul><li>Correction: Ghana&#x27;s workforce was shown as 48.4 million. That is more than Ghana&#x27;s 35.1 million people (World Bank), so we replaced ILO&#x27;s 2023-24 values with the 2022 ILO series: 11.3 million workers. Ghana&#x27;s page, the two posts that cited it, the tools and the dashboard were updated, and the data pipeline now refuses any ILO total larger than a country&#x27;s population. <a href="https://www.worldjobsdata.com/countries/gh">Ghana country page</a></li><li>Data refresh: World Bank World Development Indicators refresh: 30 missing fields filled across 15 countries, and the indicator code for the poverty rate fixed. <a href="https://www.worldjobsdata.com/data">Dataset page</a></li><li>Data refresh: Labour force participation is now shown for ages 15 to 64 on every country page and post, so countries are measured the same way. <a href="https://www.worldjobsdata.com/blog/labour-force-participation-by-country-2026">Labour force participation by country</a></li><li>Data refresh: Human Development Index sections now use the UNDP Human Development Report 2025 (2023 data) on 177 country pages and 7 blog posts. 176 countries had a changed HDI. <a href="https://www.worldjobsdata.com/blog/hdi-vs-ai-exposure-by-country-2026">HDI versus AI exposure</a></li><li>New analysis: Nine new analyses: who climbed and fell in AI use rankings; HDI, informal work, labour force participation, unemployment and years of schooling against AI exposure; the best-paid jobs; the biggest workforces; and the most common job in each country. <a href="https://www.worldjobsdata.com/blog">All posts</a></li></ul>