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How Will AI Affect Jobs?

Some jobs will shrink. Some will grow. Most will change.

Assessments

273

Average score

63.2%

Industries tracked

17

AI affects every industry, but not in the same way

AI is already affecting jobs across every industry.

But not all jobs are affected in the same way.

Some are being automated quickly. Others are being reshaped. And some are becoming more valuable.

Jobs Being Replaced

Roles with repetitive, predictable work are most exposed.

Jobs Being Augmented

AI assists work, increasing productivity and expectations.

Jobs Being Protected

Roles requiring trust, judgment, and real-world interaction remain more stable.

What actually changes in your work

The job title can stay while the job itself shifts

AI affects jobs by changing how work is done, how fast it is done, and how much output is expected.

This leads to fewer repetitive tasks, more focus on decision-making, and higher performance expectations.

How AI affects different industries

Digital-heavy sectors usually move first

IndustryAvg replaceabilityRisk band
Administrative & Office Roles89%High
Marketing, Media & Communications81.6%High
Technology & Software69.4%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

Who benefits and who is at risk

The split follows the structure of the work

Higher risk

  • Routine digital work
  • Structured workflows
  • Measurable outputs

Common-skill work averages 78%.

Lower risk

  • Trust-based roles
  • Creative strategy
  • Physical and field work

Rare-skill work averages 46.7%.

It's not about your job title

Task mix decides the outcome

Your job title doesn't determine how AI affects you. Your task mix does.

Two people in the same role can experience completely different outcomes.

High-automation work averages 70.1%, while low-automation work averages 51.2%.

Low-trust work averages 87.5%, versus 49.6% for trust-critical work.

How will AI affect your job?

The impact is different for everyone

Use the assessment to understand your automation risk, which parts of your job are exposed, and how you compare to others.

Select your role

Industry auto-maps from your selected role. Current mapping: Technology & Software / Software Engineering

Income range

Task mix

Total: 100%

Split your weekly work across digital and real-world activities. Lock categories you want fixed, then adjust sliders and the rest rebalance automatically.

Locked: 0/4

Routine process execution

Repeatable SOP work: transactions, checklists, queue handling, prep and processing

25%

Structured analysis and diagnostics

Troubleshooting, standards checks, root-cause analysis, rules-based decisions

25%

Communication and coordination

Handoffs, documentation, status updates, client and team communication

20%

Creative and adaptive problem-solving

Novel solutions, strategic thinking, design, exception handling

15%

Hands-on and in-person trust work

Physical execution, bedside care, field judgment, high-stakes human accountability

15%
Output measurability
Skill scarcity
Human trust requirement

Is AI good or bad for jobs?

It is not purely positive or purely negative

AI increases efficiency. It changes expectations. It creates new opportunities while removing some tasks.

The outcome depends on how roles evolve.

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