AI exposure in community and social service jobs

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The 14 occupations in this group average 43 of 100 for AI exposure, against 37 for all the occupations we scored. Health education specialists are the most exposed at 57. Marriage and family therapists are the least exposed at 38.

How the group splits

Share of the occupations in this group in each exposure band.

  • 93% moderate
  • 7% high

Every occupation in this group

  1. Health education specialists, Health Education Specialists, score 57 out of 100
  2. Career counselors, Educational, Guidance, and Career Counselors and Advisors, score 49 out of 100
  3. Healthcare social workers, Healthcare Social Workers, score 46 out of 100
  4. Probation officers, Probation Officers and Correctional Treatment Specialists, score 44 out of 100
  5. Social services assistants, Social and Human Service Assistants, score 44 out of 100
  6. Community health workers, Community Health Workers, score 43 out of 100
  7. Social workers, Child, Family, and School Social Workers, score 41 out of 100
  8. Clergy, 5% of task time AI can do, score 40 out of 100
  9. Mental health social workers, Mental Health and Substance Abuse Social Workers, score 40 out of 100
  10. Rehabilitation counselors, Rehabilitation Counselors, score 39 out of 100
  11. Marriage and family therapists, Marriage and Family Therapists, score 38 out of 100

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