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Explore workforce automation risk through interactive visualizations, dynamic filters, and data-driven insights. Analyze trends across occupations and industries to better understand the potential impact of automation on the future of work.
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Over Half of U.S. Jobs Face Automation Risk!
Our analysis found that roughly 81 million of the 146 million jobs in our data, or about 55%, are at potential risk of being replaced by automation. The risk isn’t spread evenly. Routine, task-based work is the most exposed: more than 80% of jobs in Office and Administrative Support and in Production could be affected, along with three-quarters of Food Preparation and Serving jobs. Retail salespersons and cashiers alone account for over 6 million at-risk jobs. In contrast, roles that rely on complex judgment, creativity, or human care, such as healthcare practitioners, computer and math occupations, and management, show far lower risk. The largest states, California, Texas, New York, and Florida, carry the most at-risk jobs simply because of their size.
Over Half of U.S. Jobs Face Automation Risk!
Our analysis found that roughly 81 million of the 146 million jobs in our data, or about 55%, are at potential risk of being replaced by automation. The risk isn’t spread evenly. Routine, task-based work is the most exposed: more than 80% of jobs in Office and Administrative Support and in Production could be affected, along with three-quarters of Food Preparation and Serving jobs. Retail salespersons and cashiers alone account for over 6 million at-risk jobs. In contrast, roles that rely on complex judgment, creativity, or human care, such as healthcare practitioners, computer and math occupations, and management, show far lower risk. The largest states, California, Texas, New York, and Florida, carry the most at-risk jobs simply because of their size.
Over Half of U.S. Jobs Face Automation Risk!
Our analysis found that roughly 81 million of the 146 million jobs in our data, or about 55%, are at potential risk of being replaced by automation. The risk isn’t spread evenly. Routine, task-based work is the most exposed: more than 80% of jobs in Office and Administrative Support and in Production could be affected, along with three-quarters of Food Preparation and Serving jobs. Retail salespersons and cashiers alone account for over 6 million at-risk jobs. In contrast, roles that rely on complex judgment, creativity, or human care, such as healthcare practitioners, computer and math occupations, and management, show far lower risk. The largest states, California, Texas, New York, and Florida, carry the most at-risk jobs simply because of their size.
Over Half of U.S. Jobs Face Automation Risk!
Our analysis found that roughly 81 million of the 146 million jobs in our data, or about 55%, are at potential risk of being replaced by automation. The risk isn’t spread evenly. Routine, task-based work is the most exposed: more than 80% of jobs in Office and Administrative Support and in Production could be affected, along with three-quarters of Food Preparation and Serving jobs. Retail salespersons and cashiers alone account for over 6 million at-risk jobs. In contrast, roles that rely on complex judgment, creativity, or human care, such as healthcare practitioners, computer and math occupations, and management, show far lower risk. The largest states, California, Texas, New York, and Florida, carry the most at-risk jobs simply because of their size.
Over Half of U.S. Jobs Face Automation Risk!
Our analysis found that roughly 81 million of the 146 million jobs in our data, or about 55%, are at potential risk of being replaced by automation. The risk isn’t spread evenly. Routine, task-based work is the most exposed: more than 80% of jobs in Office and Administrative Support and in Production could be affected, along with three-quarters of Food Preparation and Serving jobs. Retail salespersons and cashiers alone account for over 6 million at-risk jobs. In contrast, roles that rely on complex judgment, creativity, or human care, such as healthcare practitioners, computer and math occupations, and management, show far lower risk. The largest states, California, Texas, New York, and Florida, carry the most at-risk jobs simply because of their size.
Over Half of U.S. Jobs Face Automation Risk!
Our analysis found that roughly 81 million of the 146 million jobs in our data, or about 55%, are at potential risk of being replaced by automation. The risk isn’t spread evenly. Routine, task-based work is the most exposed: more than 80% of jobs in Office and Administrative Support and in Production could be affected, along with three-quarters of Food Preparation and Serving jobs. Retail salespersons and cashiers alone account for over 6 million at-risk jobs. In contrast, roles that rely on complex judgment, creativity, or human care, such as healthcare practitioners, computer and math occupations, and management, show far lower risk. The largest states, California, Texas, New York, and Florida, carry the most at-risk jobs simply because of their size.
Final Conclussions
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