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Aerospace Engineers

O*NET SOC 17-2011.00Median pay $141,180/yr68,440 employed (US)5 tasks studied
20%

of tasks in the Aerospace Engineers role are ones AI can already do, per AI experts.

20% AI can do today100% workers want automated5 tasks rated

From a Stanford study where AI experts and aerospace engineers workers rated each real task (O*NET). Not a guess from the job title.

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  • AI can already do 20% of the 5 work tasks in the Aerospace Engineers role, according to AI experts in the Stanford WORKBank study (O*NET SOC 17-2011.00).
  • Workers in the Aerospace Engineers role want about 100% of their tasks automated (Stanford WORKBank, 1,500 U.S. workers).
  • 1 of 5 Aerospace Engineers tasks are Automation Green Light, wanted by workers and do-able by AI, that is 20% of the role (Stanford WORKBank).
  • The typical Aerospace Engineers task scores 3.16/5 for worker desire to automate and 2.63/5 for AI capability today (Stanford WORKBank, 1-5 scale).
  • The Aerospace Engineers role (O*NET SOC 17-2011.00) has a median U.S. wage of $141,180 and about 68,440 people employed (U.S. O*NET / BLS).

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What workers told Stanford

Of the 5 tasks studied for Aerospace Engineers, 1 (20%) are in the Automation Green Light zone, AI can largely do them and workers want it. Across all tasks, workers want about 100% automated. The typical task scores 3.16/5 for worker desire and 2.63/5 for AI capability.

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Less of these jobs is automatable today: AI experts rate a smaller share of their tasks as doable than the 20% for Aerospace Engineers (Stanford WORKBank).