A free, independent atlas of how exposed the world’s jobs are to generative AI — 5,000+ occupations across 17 countries, on one comparable 0–10 scale.
AI Job Risk Map turns two open, generative-AI-era research datasets into an interactive picture of the labour market. Every occupation in each country is coloured 0–10 by its AI-exposure score and sized by how many people it employs, so you can see at a glance where generative AI is most likely to reshape work.
Instead of one country or one headline number, the map puts 17 national labour markets on a single global percentile scale, so an exposure score means the same thing whether you’re looking at Australia or Japan. Scores are recomputed from published research rather than asserted — see the full methodology.
This site is independent and not affiliated with, or endorsed by, the ILO or OpenAI. It builds on the ILO’s Working Paper 140 (CC BY 4.0) and OpenAI’s GPTs are GPTs dataset (MIT). The map, the dataset and the static images are free to reuse with attribution to aijobriskmap.com.