HOW REPLACABLE AM I

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AI Job Replacement Is Already Happening

Some jobs are highly automatable. Others are still protected. See where your role stands based on real data.

Average replaceability

63.2%

High-risk share

35.8%

Role gap

55%

AI is replacing tasks, not job titles

AI is not replacing entire jobs overnight. It is replacing specific tasks inside jobs.

Some roles are already highly exposed to automation. Others are protected by human trust, judgment, and real-world complexity.

This page shows live data from real users to help you understand how AI job replacement is actually happening.

Total assessments

271

Live submissions powering this page.

Highest-risk role

Copywriting

86.3% average replaceability.

Lowest-risk role

Mental Health / Therapy

31.3% average replaceability.

Live table

Most replaceable jobs

Job titleReplaceabilityRisk level
Brand Strategy
89.5%2 samples
High
Copywriting
86.3%3 samples
High
SEO / Content Marketing
83.8%5 samples
High
Growth / Demand Generation
81.5%2 samples
High
Performance Marketing
77%4 samples
High
Cybersecurity
71.6%5 samples
High
Web Development
71.4%5 samples
High
Account Executive
71%3 samples
High

Live table

Industry risk index

IndustryAvg replaceabilityRisk band
Marketing, Media & Communications81.6%High
Technology & Software69.5%Medium
Finance & Accounting67.8%Medium
Sales & Customer Functions65.3%Medium
Human Resources & Talent65.3%Medium
Product, Design & Creative Tech63.1%Medium
Business, Strategy & Operations62.4%Medium
Hospitality, Retail & Service60.3%Medium

Role pages

Compare specific roles in detail

These published role pages go deeper than the leaderboard by breaking the question down into responsibilities, workflow structure, and the parts of the job AI can or cannot replace easily.

Showing a featured set here while the full published role library continues to expand in batches.

Live explanation

What drives replacement

AI replaces tasks, not jobs. Higher-risk roles cluster around routine work, structured analysis, repeatable communication, and outputs that are easy to measure. Lower-risk roles stay protected by trust, creativity, physical work, and scarce skills.

Routine and repeatable work

Jobs with the most automatable task mix currently score highest in the live sample.

70.1% avg score

Structured analysis and measurable outputs

When work is easy to standardize, benchmark, and QA, replacement pressure rises faster.

78% avg score

Trust and human judgment

Roles that rely on trust, stakes, and real-world judgment stay materially more protected.

49.6% avg score

Scarce skills and low-automation mixes

Licensed, rare, or physically grounded work resists replacement much better than generic digital work.

46.7% protected floor

First vs last

Highest-risk role versus lowest-risk role from live assessment averages.

First to go

Copywriting

86.3% avg score (3 samples)

Last to go

Mental Health / Therapy

31.3% avg score (3 samples)

Gap: 55 points. This is the current distance between the hottest and coldest role in the sample.

Task model

Your task mix determines your risk

AI replaces tasks, not jobs. Your task mix determines your risk.

In the current sample, low-trust work averages 87.5%, while trust-critical work averages 49.6%.

Roles with the heaviest automatable mix average 70.1%. Roles with the lightest automatable mix average 51.2%.

How do you compare?

The viral hook is the benchmark

Lower-risk share

16.6%

Share of the sample currently below 50% replaceability.

Average score

63.2%

The number your own role will be compared against.

Educational

AI changes jobs more than it replaces them

The live data does not suggest every exposed role disappears. It suggests the work inside those roles gets re-cut first.

Higher scores point to task compression, margin pressure, and fewer humans needed per output. Lower scores point to work that still depends on trust, context, and real-world execution.

How replaceable is your job?

Take the assessment and compare your role to the live dataset

See where your role lands relative to the current highest-risk jobs, lowest-risk jobs, and industry averages.

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