Navii Research//Quarterly Publication

The Navii Index.

A quarterly snapshot of where work is going. From Navii Research.

Each issue analyzes the AI labor market through a dual lens — what the data means for hiring leaders, and what it means for individual career builders. Built on a global job-posting index of 14,000+ active AI-native roles and a methodology that gets sharper with every quarter.

About the Index

Designed to be cited, not skimmed.

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Quarterly snapshot

Every issue is a fresh 30-day snapshot taken at quarter-end. We don't retroactively reconstruct prior quarters because closed postings disappear from index data — that systematically undercounts older roles. Each issue's predictions get revisited the next quarter with fresh data.

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Dual lens

Each issue speaks to two audiences from the same data — the Hiring Lens (for talent leaders) and the Career Lens (for individuals navigating careers). Same evidence, two narratives, one brand.

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Open methodology

Sample sizes, search strings, and known limitations are published with every issue. Cross-verification is mandatory: ten random data points are independently checked before ship. Datasets are available on request to journalists, researchers, and analysts.

Upcoming Issues

Pre-committed editorial calendar.

Issue 02//Q2 2026
Upcoming

The Class of 2026

New grads, internships, and the AI job market through graduation season.

2,915 active AI internships in 30 days. Top hirers are tech incumbents — IBM, NVIDIA, Microsoft, TikTok. We go deep on what that means for the Class of 2026.

Publishing July 2026
Issue 03//Q3 2026
Upcoming

The Geographic Map of Work

Where AI hiring is concentrating — and where it's disappearing.

City-level hiring patterns, the parallel India market, and what 90 days of archived data tells us about the geography of AI talent.

Publishing October 2026
Issue 04//Q4 2026
Upcoming

The Year in AI Hiring

Annual flagship — what 12 months of data tells us about the new shape of work.

Year-over-year. Day-over-day. The roles that emerged, the roles that died, the predictions that held — and the ones the discourse missed.

Publishing January 2027
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Issue 02 publishes late July.

The Class of 2026 — a deep look at new grads, internships, and graduation-season AI hiring. Built on three months of archived data and Q2's fresh snapshot.

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