36 US occupations across software, business, creative work,
public-facing services, healthcare, education and trades. Each profile
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Structured processing and draft explanations are exposed to software assistance. Accounting and audit work also depends on the reliability of records, interpretation of transactions and responsibility for the conclusions drawn from them.
Tools can generate visual alternatives and accelerate production. Art direction still involves selecting a coherent idea, explaining it and guiding people to execute it under client, brand and production constraints.
Structured entry, matching and routine record updates are exposed to established accounting software and AI assistance. Exceptions, source quality and understanding why records disagree remain important parts of the work.
Calculations, drawings and document analysis can be assisted by software. Civil engineering also requires accountable design judgment, knowledge of site conditions and coordination of work with physical consequences.
Evidence organization and report drafting can be assisted. Compliance work still involves establishing facts, interpreting the relevant requirements and making accountable decisions about exceptions or violations.
Well-specified coding, conversion and routine maintenance can be assisted. Programmers still need to understand existing behavior and verify changes against the environment where the program actually runs.
Documentation and technical comparisons can be assisted. Systems analysis still requires discovering what users need, reconciling constraints and checking that a proposed system fits the organization.
Routine troubleshooting and knowledge retrieval can be assisted. User support also requires diagnosing incomplete descriptions, working with real devices and deciding when an issue needs escalation.
Approved answers and simple requests can be handled through automated service workflows. People remain important when the customer's problem crosses systems, falls outside policy or needs a negotiated resolution.
AI can assist coding, exploration and written analysis. Reliable data science depends on defining a useful decision, understanding the data-generating process and evaluating results without misleading shortcuts.
Copy revision, consistency checks and draft summaries are assistable. Editorial responsibility includes deciding what merits publication, verifying claims and preserving the meaning and standards of the publication.
Planning and documentation can benefit from software, but the selected tasks are mostly physical installation, testing and maintenance. Limited exposure to text automation does not remove economic cycles, physical demands or training requirements.
Lesson and material preparation can be assisted, while teaching children depends heavily on live interaction, observation and adaptation. A low task index does not establish stable school budgets, class sizes or hiring in a particular district.
Scheduling, draft correspondence and document preparation can be assisted. Executive support also depends on context, discretion and resolving priorities that are not fully captured in a calendar or task list.
Reporting and scenario preparation can be assisted, but financial management includes choosing assumptions, allocating resources and accepting responsibility for decisions. A low task index does not mean that finance teams or management structures will remain unchanged.
Image generation and layout assistance put pressure on routine production tasks. The value of a designer's work also depends on understanding the brief, choosing a coherent visual direction and delivering usable assets under real constraints.
Records, draft communications and candidate search can be assisted. Hiring and employee support also involve sensitive information, fair processes and judgments that should not be delegated to a plausible automated answer.
Tools can summarize alerts and assist investigation, but security decisions depend on the environment, the evidence and the consequences of action. Automated recommendations can create risk when context is missing.
Machine translation can accelerate text work, while accuracy still depends on context, terminology and purpose. Interpreting a live exchange adds interaction and timing that a written translation workflow does not capture.
Research organization and document drafting can be assisted. Legal work also requires fact development, professional judgment, client communication and responsibility for the advice or representation provided.
Planning models and reporting can assist logistics decisions. Physical capacity, unreliable information and customer commitments still require people to reconcile what a plan says with what can actually move.
Research summaries and presentation production can be accelerated by AI. Credible analysis still requires understanding how an organization works and testing whether a proposed change is feasible and useful.
AI assistance can speed information gathering, coding and report production. The difficult parts remain framing a useful question, obtaining a credible sample and deciding what the evidence actually supports.
Modeling and generative design can assist exploration, but an acceptable design must also be manufacturable, maintainable and supported by evidence. Physical testing and failure investigation remain central checks on digital output.
Coding, analysis preparation and reporting can be assisted. Operations research still depends on choosing the right objective, representing constraints and checking whether a model's recommendation works outside the model.
Search, document summaries and first drafts can be assisted, while reliable case support still requires source checking, organization and careful handling of facts. A plausible legal-looking document is not evidence that a matter has been researched correctly.
Schedules, status reports and meeting summaries can be assisted. Delivery still depends on discovering constraints, negotiating priorities and getting decisions from people who control the work.
Routine copy, media summaries and draft responses are assistable. Reputation work still relies on accurate information, stakeholder understanding and sound judgment about what an organization should say and when.
Documentation can be assisted, but the selected nursing tasks are dominated by patient observation, care and coordination. This low text-and-software exposure reading is not a prediction about staffing, workloads or the future organization of healthcare.
Prospect research, proposals and record updates can be assisted. Selling a service still requires understanding the buyer's problem, establishing trust and negotiating an offer the business can actually deliver.
Routine correspondence, records and scheduling can be assisted or automated. Administrative value also comes from handling exceptions, maintaining reliable information and coordinating the work that falls between formal processes.
Code generation changes how software is produced, but a working snippet is only one part of delivering a reliable system. Requirements, interfaces, testing and operational responsibility are central to interpreting this occupation's exposure.
AI can shorten drafting and editing, but reliable documentation still starts with product investigation. Writers who only rephrase supplied material face a different task mix from writers who test systems and resolve conflicting specifications.
Drafting lessons, slides and exercises is increasingly assistable. Diagnosing a performance problem, helping people practice and evaluating whether learning changes the work still call for direct attention and judgment.
Tools can generate screens and visual variants. Interface design still requires understanding user tasks, organizing interactions and checking that the design works across states, devices and access needs.
Page scaffolding and routine code changes are assistable. Delivering a useful website still requires checking behavior, accessibility, performance and integrations in the actual publishing or business context.
Software and data
Task index
50/100
2025 median pay
$92,650
2025–35 growth
+ 3.8%
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