# See which parts of your job AI can already do Articles about AI and jobs score job titles. Two people with the same title can do very different work, so this scores the lines on your CV against graded tasks for your occupation. You see which of your tasks AI handles today and which stay with you. ## How the score works 1. **Your occupation.** We read the job titles on your CV and match them to an occupation in O\*NET, the US government's catalogue of jobs and the tasks in them. You can change it if we get it wrong. 2. **Graded tasks.** Every task in that occupation has a grade: the share of its time AI can take on today, and whether AI does it, helps with it, or leaves it to you. 3. **Your work.** Each line of your experience is matched to the closest tasks. Tasks your CV points at count for more, so two accountants with different jobs get different scores. The [CV screening guide](https://www.aigentcy.com/ai-exposure/cv-screening-guide/) covers how screening software reads a CV and how to write for it. ## Questions Will AI take my job? For most jobs AI takes on some tasks first, and how many depends on the work you do. Your score shows the share of your work AI can take on today, and the result lists which of your tasks those are and which stay with you. Is the AI exposure checker free? Yes. The score, the work split and your sorted CV lines are free, with no signup. The PDF report asks for your email. Is my CV uploaded? No. Your CV is read in your browser. It is sent only if you ask for the PDF and tick the box to share it with recruitment partners. What if it picks the wrong job? Open "Change the occupation" under your result. It lists the other jobs your titles could mean, and you can search for any title. ## Check which roles in your team AI can take on In a free 30-minute call we go through where your team's time goes and what to automate first. [Book an AI audit](https://www.aigentcy.com/audit/) Occupation data from the O\*NET 30.3 Database by the U.S. Department of Labor, Employment and Training Administration (USDOL/ETA), used under [CC BY 4.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) and modified by Aigentcy. O\*NET® is a trademark of USDOL/ETA. Wage, employment and projection data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. EU occupation names from ESCO, European Commission. AI usage signals from the Anthropic Economic Index (CC BY) and Microsoft Research (CC BY 4.0). [Methodology and sources](https://www.aigentcy.com/ai-exposure/methodology/). Scores © Aigentcy. Quote them with a link to the page.