<\/span><\/h2>\nHow accurate is a 7-question self-assessment?<\/strong>
\nIt is a directional diagnostic, not a measurement. The seven questions deliberately track the factors that labor research links to AI exposure \u2014 task rule-structure, how much output AI can already draft, and how physical, relational, and judgment-heavy the work is. OECD analysis consistently finds these task characteristics, not job titles, decide exposure. The score’s job is to put you in the right tier and route you to the right move, not to produce a precise percentage. If your score sits on a boundary, the tier descriptions resolve it.<\/p>\nWhat if my score puts me in a worse tier than I expected?<\/strong>
\nThat is the tool working, not failing. A high score (Tier 1 or 2) means a large share of your current tasks overlaps with what AI does cheaply \u2014 which is exactly the information you want before a downturn forces the issue. Exposure is not extinction: OECD research is explicit that exposure measures overlap, not automation. The decision tree exists precisely so a high score routes you to a concrete climb rather than to anxiety.<\/p>\nCan my tier change, and how fast?<\/strong>
\nYes \u2014 within months, because the tool scores behavior, not just your job. The clearest example is Q2: someone in a “Reshaped” role who starts deliberately directing AI behaves like the “Augmented” tier. That is why the 30\/60\/90-day plan focuses on changing what you do, not changing employers. Move one capability and you can re-score into the tier above.<\/p>\nWhy does using AI tools lower my exposure score?<\/strong>
\nBecause the dividing line between augmentation and replacement is who is steering. When you direct AI \u2014 prompting, reviewing, deciding what ships \u2014 you sit above the work; when AI quietly absorbs your output while you compete on volume, you become interchangeable with it. Stanford HAI data shows AI adoption is now mainstream, so fluency alone is table stakes. The score rewards direction, not mere usage.<\/p>\nI’m in Tier 4 (Resilient). Do I still need to do anything?<\/strong>
\nYes \u2014 get leveraged rather than complacent. WEF projects strong absolute growth in care, trades, education, and frontline roles, so demand is on your side. But the people who pull ahead in resilient roles are the ones who offload admin overhead to AI and reinvest that time in the human core, then add a credential to move up. Resilient means low task-overlap with AI, not “nothing to optimize.”<\/p>\nIs this career advice I can rely on?<\/strong>
\nTreat it as a structured starting point, not a verdict. The scoring model and reposition paths are an original framework informed by public labor-market research; they are designed to turn that research into one clear next step. Your specific circumstances \u2014 industry, location, finances, stage of life \u2014 matter and aren’t captured by seven questions. Use the tool to decide your direction, then validate the specifics against your own situation before making large moves.<\/p>\n<\/span>Sources<\/span><\/h2>\nWorld Economic Forum. Future of Jobs Report 2025. Geneva: World Economic Forum, January 2025.<\/p>\n
OECD. OECD Employment Outlook 2023 \u2014 Artificial Intelligence and Jobs: No Signs of Slowing Labour Demand (Yet). Paris: OECD Publishing, 2023.<\/p>\n
OECD. Who Will Be the Workers Most Affected by AI? Paris: OECD Publishing, 2023.<\/p>\n
OECD. Artificial Intelligence and the Changing Demand for Skills in the Labour Market. Paris: OECD Publishing, 2024.<\/p>\n
Stanford Institute for Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence (HAI). The 2025 AI Index Report. Stanford University, 2025.<\/p>\n
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