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'Paralegal', 'truck driver', 'radiologist' — instant scorecard.
An honest, occupation-by-occupation map of which jobs LLM-era AI is replacing, augmenting, or leaving alone.
Most AI-job-loss content is either panic ('AI will take everything') or denial ('it just helps with email'). Both lose information. AI Replacement Map looks at occupations one at a time. For each, it scores: what fraction of tasks AI can already do, what fraction it augments, what fraction it cannot touch in the next 5 years, and the empirical wage / posting trend in the relevant labor market over the last 24 months. The result is a heatmap of where the actual displacement is happening, the augmentation is happening, and the protective moats remain.
The scores have explicit uncertainty bounds and explicit assumptions. Disagree? Fork the methodology and re-score.
Note: automate + augment + moat = 100% per occupation. Each is the share of that occupation's task decomposition.
'Paralegal', 'truck driver', 'radiologist' — instant scorecard.
Where is the most exposure right now?
Paste your job description; get task-level breakdown.
~250 occupations from O*NET aligned to task-level scoring.
Each occupation broken into ~20 tasks; LLM-era automatability per task.
Monthly wage and job-posting volume by BLS / LinkedIn signals.
Tasks that resist automation: physical, social-trust, regulatory.
If your job is heavily exposed, what adjacent roles compound your skills?