Will AI or Robots Replace My Job?
Ten questions about how you actually spend your working day. You'll get two exposure scores — one for humanoid robots and other physical automation, one for software AI — plus practical ways to stay ahead of both.
How your score is worked out
Your answers are mapped onto the same six-part rubric used in the Job Automation Explorer, so your result is directly comparable with 90+ occupations there.
- Routine blends how scripted your week is (Q1) with how rarely your tasks change (Q8).
- Physical share (Q2) decides which channel matters more: hands-on work points to robots, screen work to software AI.
- Dexterity & unstructured settings averages your environment (Q3) and hand skills (Q7). Varied, delicate physical work is still very hard for robots.
- Social (Q4), judgment & creativity (Q5) and regulation (Q6) all lower exposure. Leading people (Q9) adds to social and judgment.
- AI tool use (Q10) nudges AI exposure up a little — your work demonstrably suits these tools — but lowers your overall risk level, because people who already direct AI are best placed to absorb the change.
Overall = the higher of the two scores plus a quarter of the lower, minus the AI-readiness credit. Levels: Low (<30), Moderate (30–49), Elevated (50–69), High (70+).
Is this a prediction about my job?
No. It's an illustrative model of how exposed your tasks are, built from ten self-reported answers. Whether jobs actually change depends on cost, regulation, demand and how employers choose to use the technology. Humanoid robots such as Tesla's Optimus are not yet broadly sold as of late 2026 and their real abilities and prices are uncertain.
Is my data stored anywhere?
No. Everything runs in your browser. Your answers only leave your device if you copy and share the result link, which encodes them as ten digits.
My score is high — what now?
A high score is a signal to steer, not a verdict. The most reliable moves are to take over the exceptions and judgment calls in your work, get closer to the people you serve, add a credential, and become the person who runs the new tools. The suggestions on your result are ordered by what should help you most.