Will AI take your job? Check your score.

It depends heavily on your role. Roles built around repetitive, rule-based, or structured-data tasks (data entry, routine customer support, basic bookkeeping) have higher near-term exposure. Roles built around physical dexterity in unpredictable settings, high-trust human interaction, or complex local judgement (doctors, electricians, teachers, field officers) have lower near-term exposure. Use the checker above to see an editorial estimate for your specific role.

No. This is an independent editorial estimate published by University of AI for awareness and reskilling planning. It is not an official labour-market forecast, not a guarantee about any individual's job, and should not be used as the sole basis for major life decisions.

Based on our methodology, roles with the highest editorial exposure scores include data entry operators, call centre and telesales roles, medical transcriptionists, and loan/document processing roles — largely because these involve high volumes of repetitive, structured tasks that current AI tools already handle well.

The most consistent advice across roles: learn to use AI tools inside your own job before someone else does it for you. Start with a free course on the Learn page, try practical prompts for your sector on the Prompts page, and revisit your plan every few months as tools improve.