Will AI replace your job?
Select your role and see which parts of your work are exposed to AI, which skills still protect you, and what to learn next. Task-level, source-backed, and calm about it.
Pick your role — UX Designer and Software Engineer are live now; more are on the way.
Based on task-level occupational research — O*NET · ESCO · ILO · OECD · OpenAI/OpenResearch · Anthropic Economic Index · Microsoft Research · BLS · WEF.
AI replaces tasks before jobs.
Your role is a bundle of tasks. AI takes the boring, repeatable ones first — not the whole job at once.
Your risk depends on your daily work.
Two people with the same title can have very different exposure. What you actually do each day is what matters.
The safest workers are AI-augmented.
Not anti-AI, not replaced by it — the people who use AI to produce better outcomes and own the judgment.
From job title to survival map
Choose the closest role from the live and coming-soon list.
Matched to O*NET / ESCO occupations and their real task statements.
Eight weighted factors, normalised to a 0–100 score — formula published.
What's exposed, what's protected, the skills to learn, and a 30-day plan.
Job risk is made of five layers
Exposure is highest at the top — routine, screen-based work — and lowest at the base, where presence, trust, and judgment live.
Find your role
No black box. The formula is public.
Every score is a published heuristic built from credible occupational data, with confidence levels and limitations shown on every page.
Is your job actually in danger? Get the full picture.
A deep, personalized, research-backed report built from your exact role — your real tasks, your skills, a task-by-task exposure breakdown, and a 30- and 90-day plan. Section by section, fully sourced. From ₹500.
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