How exposed Malta's workforce is to AI
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28.8% of Malta's 320,500 jobs, about 92,300, sit in occupation groups where AI can take on a high share of the tasks. The average Malta job scores 38.8 of 100. This report is for HR leaders and finance teams planning hiring, training and cost.
- Average exposure score
- 38.8 out of 100
- Jobs in high or very high bands
- 28.8% about 92,300 jobs
- iGaming roles, average score
- 57.9 15,039 full-time staff
Share of jobs by exposure band
34.7% of Malta jobs are in the low band, 36.5% moderate, 27.2% high and 1.6% very high. Employment data for 2025.
- Low34.7%
- Moderate36.5%
- High27.2%
- Very high1.6%
Average score by major occupation group
Clerical support workers score 59.4, the highest of the nine major groups. Elementary occupations score 16.3, the lowest.
- Clerical support workers30,500 jobs59.4 out of 100, high exposure
- Professionals69,700 jobs49.9 out of 100, moderate exposure
- Technicians and associate professionals43,900 jobs47.2 out of 100, moderate exposure
- Managers36,300 jobs46.4 out of 100, moderate exposure
- Service and sales workers59,000 jobs28.7 out of 100, low exposure
- Skilled agricultural, forestry and fishery workers2,400 jobs23.2 out of 100, low exposure
- Craft and related trades workers33,600 jobs23.2 out of 100, low exposure
- Plant and machine operators and assemblers19,100 jobs22.7 out of 100, low exposure
- Elementary occupations26,000 jobs16.3 out of 100, low exposure
Most exposed groups
Groups with at least 5,000 jobs. Customer services clerks lead at 65.8.
- Customer services clerks9,200 jobs65.8
- General and keyboard clerks12,100 jobs62.6
- Information and communications technology professionals8,800 jobs59.2
- Business and administration associate professionals17,200 jobs58.8
- Business and administration professionals20,500 jobs58.3
Least exposed groups
Groups with at least 5,000 jobs. Cleaners and helpers are lowest at 12.
- Cleaners and helpers11,300 jobs12
- Labourers in mining, construction, manufacturing and transport6,600 jobs19.7
- Building and related trades workers, excluding electricians16,400 jobs20
- Personal care workers18,900 jobs20.9
- Refuse workers and other elementary workers5,600 jobs21.5
iGaming roles
14 of the 15 iGaming roles we graded score 50 or higher. The sector employs 15,039 full-time staff, 6.5% of the workforce (Malta Gaming Authority, Annual Report and Financial Statements).
- Casino content writers67 out of 100
- Casino support agents65 out of 100
- Casino SEO specialists64 out of 100
- KYC analysts64 out of 100
- Game integration specialists63 out of 100
- Payments and fraud analysts63 out of 100
- CRM executives62 out of 100
- Affiliate managers61 out of 100
- Bonus and promotions managers59 out of 100
- Risk and trading analysts59 out of 100
- VIP managers58 out of 100
- iGaming product owners53 out of 100
- Responsible gaming officers52 out of 100
- Gaming compliance officers51 out of 100
- Live casino dealers28 out of 100
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The report adds all 37 occupation groups, the iGaming role table and what each finding means for HR and finance.
- Hiring, training and workload findings for HR leaders
- The share of payroll exposed, to size the cost question for finance
- Every occupation group and the full iGaming role table
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- Average exposure score, Malta
- 38.8 of 100
- Jobs in high or very high bands
- 28.8%, about 92,300 jobs
- Most exposed major group
- Clerical support workers, 59.4
- iGaming roles, average score
- 57.9 of 100, 15,039 full-time staff
Read how the scores are built in the method. For the task data behind a group, or a comment from our team in Malta, contact us or email info@aigentcy.com.
Questions
How many jobs in Malta are exposed to AI?
28.8% of the 320,500 jobs we cover, about 92,300, sit in occupation groups scored high or very high. 34.7% are low and 36.5% moderate.
What does the score mean?
It is the share of an occupation's tasks, weighted by working time, that AI can take on today. A score of 50 means about half. It describes tasks, not whether a job disappears.
Where does the employment data come from?
Eurostat EU Labour Force Survey (lfsa_egai2d), employed persons aged 15 to 64, 2025. Scores come from graded task lists and are joined to the employment of each occupation group.
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