Will AI Take My Job?

Two published sources. The tasks for each job come from O*NET 31.0, the U.S. Department of Labor’s database of what every occupation involves. Whether AI is doing each task comes from the Anthropic Economic Index report “Labor market impacts of AI” (5 March 2026), which counts a task as covered only when it shows up often enough in real, work-related Claude use, and weights automated use above assisted use.

No. The score measures how much of the work AI is already seen doing, not what happens to the job. Anthropic’s own report found no systematic increase in unemployment for the most exposed workers since late 2022, with suggestive evidence that hiring of younger workers has slowed in exposed occupations. A high score is a signal to learn the tools, not a notice to leave.

Because the data counts a task only when it appears often enough in Anthropic’s samples of work-related use. Rare tasks fall under that bar even if some people do them with AI. It also measures Claude only, so use of other assistants is not in it.

O*NET rates how important each skill and knowledge area is to every job. We turn that into a percentile, so “your job uses Writing more than 84% of jobs” is literally true of the data, and score each walkthrough on the skills it leans on most. The weights are ours and published in the page’s code.