Will AI take your job?
See how exposed the work is, what still needs people, and what hiring demand looks like.
Exposure shows where AI can act. Employment outcomes also depend on adoption, work redesign, demand, employer decisions and worker mobility.
562
Occupations analysed
228
Higher AI exposure
45
Strong current demand
Occupation Map
Size = proxy-weighted estimated employment · Colour = AI Exposure Rank
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Lower relative AI exposure in the current evidence.
The evidence supports change, but not a narrower employment interpretation.
High augmentation potential appears alongside strong current demand.
Elevated substitution pressure appears alongside strong current demand.
Elevated substitution pressure appears with established or leading adoption and without strong demand.
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Frequently asked questions
Will AI take my job?
The index cannot predict whether an individual will lose a job. It shows how exposed an occupation is to current AI capabilities, what still requires people, and whether current hiring demand may soften the impact.
What does the AI Exposure Rank mean?
A rank of 72/100 means the occupation is more exposed to AI capabilities than approximately 72% of Singapore occupations. It is a relative rank, not a 72% probability of job loss.