Most At Risk Jobs
Higher AI Risk scores mean higher replacement risk. Lower scores indicate safer jobs.
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Q.What does "most at risk" mean in this ranking?
It ranks every tracked profession by its current AI risk score, highest first. A high score means a large share of the role's routine tasks can already be automated with today's AI — not that the job will vanish overnight.
Q.Does a high AI risk score mean the job will disappear?
No. A high score signals that the repetitive, well-defined parts of the work are highly automatable. In practice this usually means fewer entry-level openings and a shift toward tasks that need judgement, oversight, and human contact, rather than the whole profession ending.
Q.How is the AI risk score calculated?
Each score blends a baseline estimate of how automatable a role's core tasks are with a weekly re-evaluation that weighs the latest AI research, products, and news. Scores are relative across all jobs, so the ranking compares roles against each other.
Q.How often is this ranking updated?
The scores update every week from our AI Job Risk Index, so the order of this ranking can shift from one week to the next.