Will AI replace your job?
Pick a role and see which parts of the work are most exposed to AI, which parts still depend on human judgment, and what would be worth learning next.
Pick your role — UX Designer and Software Engineer are live now; more are on the way.
No account needed. The free reports show the score, the task split, the human moat, and the sources behind the estimate.
Based on task-level occupational research — O*NET · ESCO · ILO · OECD · OpenAI/OpenResearch · Anthropic Economic Index · Microsoft Research · BLS · WEF.
Start with the closest match.
Job titles are messy. Pick the role that feels nearest, then read the task breakdown rather than treating the title as exact.
The score is about work, not fate.
A higher number means more of the day-to-day work is easy for AI to speed up or standardise. It is not a layoff forecast.
Look for the next move.
The useful part is the split: which tasks get cheaper, which tasks still need you, and what skill gap is worth closing first.
From job title to survival map
Choose the role that best matches your work. The report is more useful when you read it through the tasks, not the title alone.
Roles are tied back to occupational task statements from sources such as O*NET and ESCO.
The model weighs routine work, digital work, language work, judgment, human interaction, and physical-world dependency.
The report shows exposed work, protected work, source confidence, and the first skills worth building.
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.
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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.
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