Will AI Take My Job?

It depends on your specific role. Our analysis of 1,016 occupations shows that jobs heavy in routine data processing (data entry, bookkeeping, tax preparation) face 90%+ automation risk, while roles requiring human judgment, creativity, and physical dexterity (surgeons, therapists, skilled trades) score below 20%. Search your specific job title above to see your personalized risk score.

Our risk scores are based on real O*NET task-level data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, analyzing which specific tasks in each job can be automated by current AI capabilities. This is more accurate than broad predictions because it looks at what you actually do day-to-day, not just your job title.

The highest-risk jobs (90+ risk score) include billing clerks, payroll clerks, tax preparers, data entry keyers, bookkeeping clerks, and proofreaders. These roles involve highly repetitive, rule-based tasks that AI can already perform with high accuracy.

The safest jobs (risk score below 20) include surgeons, mental health counselors, emergency responders, skilled tradespeople, and creative directors. These roles require complex human judgment, emotional intelligence, physical dexterity, or unpredictable problem-solving that AI cannot replicate.

Focus on developing skills AI struggles with: creative thinking, emotional intelligence, complex problem-solving, leadership, and physical skills. Consider upskilling through platforms like Coursera or Udemy in AI-adjacent fields. The key is to work alongside AI rather than compete with it.