Which parts of your job can AI actually do?
Search your occupation and see every task you do, each scored on what AI can handle today and how much workers like you actually want it automated. Built on a Stanford study of 1,500 U.S. workers, not on hype.
Try “Web Developers”, “Accountants”, or “Mechanical Engineers”, or browse all 104 occupations.
- 1Search your occupationFind your job among 104 U.S. occupations.
- 2See every task, scoredEach task is rated on what AI can do and how much workers want it gone.
- 3Know what to offloadSee what to hand to AI now, and what is worth keeping human.
- 104
- occupations
- 844
- work tasks rated
- 56%
- of tasks workers want automated
- 33%
- ready to automate now
Two questions decide every task
For each task we cross what workers want automated with what AI is able to do. That puts every task in one of four zones.
Workers want it · AI can do it.
Strong candidate to automate now.
Explore Green Light tasks →Workers want it · AI can't yet.
Wanted — but the tech isn't there yet.
Explore R&D Opportunity tasks →AI can do it · workers don't want it.
Capable — but automate with care.
Explore Red Light tasks →Low desire · low capability.
Leave it to people for now.
Explore Low Priority tasks →Where workers most want help
All occupations →Built on real evidence
Every figure comes from the Stanford WORKBank study (Shao et al., 2025), which surveyed 1,500 U.S. workers and 52 AI experts about 844 real occupational tasks from the U.S. Department of Labor’s O*NET database. We don’t guess, we report what workers said and what experts rated.
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