Find out if AI will take your job. Type your job title for a free, instant AI risk score and see safer careers that match your skills.
These jobs are made up mostly of tasks AI can already do.
These careers rely on hands-on skill, judgment and human trust.
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Every job gets an AI resilience score from 0 to 100. The risk percentage you see is the opposite: 100 minus the resilience score.
We look at what people in the job actually do day to day, and how much of that work AI and automation can already handle. Jobs score as more resilient when they depend on:
Salary, job growth and training time come from each career guide. Job growth uses U.S. employment projections to 2035 where available.Scores describe a job in general, not you. Two people with the same title can face very different risk depending on their skills, employer and location. For a personal score, use our AI Risk Assessment.
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For most people, AI will change the job before it replaces it. It takes over specific tasks first, usually the repetitive, screen-based ones. Jobs built mostly on those tasks face the highest risk. Jobs that need hands-on skill, judgment or human trust are much harder to automate. Search your job title above to see where yours stands.
Skilled trades like electricians, plumbers and HVAC technicians, along with hands-on healthcare roles like registered nurses, score among the most resilient in our data. They combine physical work in unpredictable places with problem solving and responsibility for people's safety.
Jobs made up mostly of routine, screen-based tasks. Data entry clerks, telemarketers and customer service representatives score among the highest risk in our data.
It's an estimate for the job in general, based on the tasks the job involves today. It can't account for your specific skills, employer or location, and it will change as AI improves. Use it as a starting point, not a verdict.
A high score doesn't mean you'll lose your job tomorrow. It means it's a good time to plan. Start with the careers to consider in your results: they're lower-risk jobs that build on what you already do. Then try one out in Path Simulator before committing years to it.
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