AI Exposure Index

AI is moving faster than the headlines can keep up. Are you positioned to lead the shift, or at risk of being left behind? Artificial intelligence is no longer just a buzzword, it’s the defining economic driver of our time. But in a landscape crowded with hype, how do you measure real impact? The AI Exposure Index cuts through the noise to provide a clear, data-driven lens into how AI is reshaping industries. Whether you’re tracking emerging opportunities or guarding against unprecedented disruption, this index translates the complex AI revolution into clear, quantifiable insights.

40 occupations tracked · data as of October 9, 2026

Client-facing work647.3%+2.3%50%
Rule-based decisions344.4%+5.2%66.7%
Structured data743.7%-2.6%57.1%
Drafting and editing text940.4%+4.6%44.4%
Novel problem-solving630.5%+10.9%16.7%
Supervision425.8%+3.9%0%
Deskless work51.2%-0.2%0%

How to read this: AI task coverage comes from the Anthropic Economic Index, which measures how people use Claude, not the whole labour market. Job postings data comes from Indeed Hiring Lab and reflects the wording of job ads, not actual AI use at work. Employment and pay are US figures unless stated. AI use is not the same as job loss; our verdict explains what we think it means.