AI exposure in life, physical and social science jobs
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The 60 occupations in this group average 47 of 100 for AI exposure, against 37 for all the occupations we scored. Environmental scientists are the most exposed at 51. Health and safety specialists are the least exposed at 38.
How the group splits
Share of the occupations in this group in each exposure band.
- 2% low
- 58% moderate
- 40% high
Every occupation in this group
- Environmental scientists, Environmental Scientists and Specialists, Including Health, score 51 out of 100
- School psychologists, School Psychologists, score 47 out of 100
- Chemists, 16% of task time AI can do, score 46 out of 100
- Medical scientists, Medical Scientists, Except Epidemiologists, score 46 out of 100
- Psychologists, Clinical and Counseling Psychologists, score 46 out of 100
- Chemical technicians, Chemical Technicians, score 42 out of 100
- Biological technicians, Biological Technicians, score 39 out of 100
- Health and safety specialists, Occupational Health and Safety Specialists, score 38 out of 100
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