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AI Job Replacement Statistics (2026)

We analyzed 1,016occupations using O*NET data, task automation research, and AI capability assessments. Here's what the data shows about which jobs AI will — and won't — replace.

1,016
Jobs Analyzed
53/100
Average Risk Score
22.6%
Critical Risk
8.5%
Very Low Risk

📊 Key Finding: 42% of Jobs Face Significant AI Risk

Of the 1,016 occupations analyzed, 425 jobs (41.8%) scored 60 or above on our AI replacement risk scale. These roles involve tasks that current or near-future AI systems can perform at or above human level. However, 392 jobs (38.6%) remain relatively safe, requiring human judgment, creativity, or physical skills that AI cannot easily replicate.

Risk Distribution Across All Jobs

Critical Risk (80-100)
22.6%
230
High Risk (60-79)
19.2%
195
Moderate Risk (40-59)
19.6%
199
Low Risk (20-39)
30.1%
306
Very Low Risk (0-19)
8.5%
86

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Frequently Asked Questions

What percentage of jobs will AI replace?

Our analysis shows 22.6% of jobs face critical replacement risk and 41.8% face high or critical risk. However, most experts agree that AI will transform more jobs than it completely eliminates. Many roles will see certain tasks automated while new responsibilities emerge.

How is the AI risk score calculated?

Our risk scores are based on O*NET occupational data (version 30.2), which catalogs detailed task descriptions, required skills, and work activities for each occupation. We cross-reference this with AI capability research (including Frey & Osborne's automation probability framework) and current AI benchmarks to assess which tasks AI can perform at or above human level.

Which industries are most affected by AI?

Office & Administrative has the highest average risk at 83/100, followed by Production & Manufacturing (80/100) and Food Service (70/100). Industries involving routine data processing, analysis, and administrative tasks face the most disruption.

What jobs will AI never replace?

Jobs requiring complex human judgment, deep empathy, creative expression, or unpredictable physical environments are most resilient. Our lowest-risk occupations include roles in healthcare (surgeons, therapists), education (special education teachers), and community services (social workers, counselors) — all scoring under 10/100 on our risk scale.

Methodology

This analysis covers 1,016 occupations from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics O*NET database (version 30.2). Risk scores are calculated using a weighted model that considers task automation potential, required skill profiles, and work activity characteristics. Scores range from 0 (no AI risk) to 100 (near-complete automation risk). Data was last updated in 2026.