Career intelligence designed to help people understand where AI may change work—and what signals matter beyond AI alone.
AI Job Scanner analyzes occupations across the O*NET universe and presents estimated AI task exposure alongside labor-market signals such as median wages, projected employment growth and annual openings when BLS data is available.
The AI exposure score estimates how much of an occupation's task profile may be exposed to current and emerging AI capabilities. It is not a prediction that a job will disappear and it is not a probability of unemployment.
The model uses O*NET occupational tasks, work activities and task ratings, including importance, relevance and frequency where available. BLS wage and employment-projection statistics are displayed separately from the site's AI exposure estimate.
AIJobScanner.com is an independent career-information project. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by O*NET, the U.S. Department of Labor, or the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Public-source labor data and site-generated estimates are labeled separately.
AI discussions often reduce careers to a single alarming percentage. AI Job Scanner is designed to provide more context: the tasks involved, human and physical advantages, labor demand, pay and possible adjacent careers.