AI & Work

AI & Career Risk

How exposed is your job to the machine?

Sample Score

Software Developer — Risk Gauge

0 50 100

73

Moderate-High Risk

Software Developer

This score reflects how much of the work a software developer does can already be handled — or will soon be handled — by current AI systems. It's not about whether the job disappears overnight. It's about how fast the ground is shifting.

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Methodology

How it works

1

1,200+ Occupations Scored

We score 1,200+ occupations against current AI capabilities — from language models to computer vision to robotics.

2

Real Job Market Data

Real job market data, not speculation. Sourced from labor statistics, automation research, and actual AI deployment reports.

3

Continuously Updated

Updated as new AI models are released. When capabilities change, the scores change with them.

Risk Breakdown

Understanding the tiers

0 – 25

Low Risk

Safe for now. Your work requires physical presence, unpredictable creativity, or deep human connection.

26 – 50

Moderate

Some tasks automatable. The core of your role is safe, but peripheral duties will shift.

51 – 75

High

Significant exposure. AI can already do meaningful portions of this work. Adaptation needed.

76 – 100

Critical

Most tasks in this role can be performed by current or near-term AI. Career pivot recommended.

Higher Risk

Jobs most exposed to AI

01 Telemarketer
94
02 Tax Accountant
88
03 Truck Driver
82
04 Bank Teller
80
05 Paralegal / Legal Assistant
79
06 Journalist / News Writer
76
07 Software Developer
73
08 Graphic Designer
71
09 Airline Pilot
42
10 Lawyer (Litigation)
38

Lower Risk

Jobs most resistant to AI

01 Firefighter
8
02 Plumber
11
03 Surgeon
12
04 Electrician
13
05 Emergency Room Nurse
14
06 Therapist / Psychologist
15
07 Chef / Head Cook
17
08 Construction Manager
19
09 Kindergarten Teacher
21
10 Police Detective
22

The Bigger Picture

AI in the context of the ancient cycles

In the Vedic yuga system, the Ascending Dvapara is the age of energy and discovery — humanity rediscovering forces it once understood. AI is part of this awakening.

The question isn't whether AI will change work — it's whether we'll use this transition wisely.

Every great cycle brings disruption before integration. The pattern has played out before, across civilizations and millennia. We're watching it happen again — this time with silicon instead of stone.

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