AI job risk in Lithuania

Across 436 occupations covering about 1,406,261 workers, Lithuania's labour market carries a elevated average exposure to generative AI of 5.2 on a 0–10 scale, weighted by how many people each occupation employs. Every score maps an occupation onto the ILO and OpenAI research indices, so a higher number means more of the role's day-to-day tasks can already be performed or assisted by AI.

The most exposed roles are Data Entry Clerks, Typists and Word Processing Operators, Accounting and Bookkeeping Clerks — jobs built around routine information work that large language models handle well. The least exposed include Craft and Related Workers Not Elsewhere Classified, Building Construction Labourers, Bricklayers and Related Workers, where physical, in-person or hands-on tasks dominate. By industry, IT & Digital, Business, Finance & Legal sit toward the top of the range. Exposure is not the same as job loss: it flags where AI is most likely to reshape tasks first, and where workers may want to build complementary skills.

Data coverage: 436 of 436 occupations scored · Last updated 29 July 2026

20 jobs most exposed to AI in Lithuania

#OccupationCodeExposureAverage annual payEmployed
1Data Entry Clerks413210/10€22,7527,260
2Typists and Word Processing Operators413110/10€22,7521,731
3Accounting and Bookkeeping Clerks431110/10€22,7521,511
4Statistical, Finance and Insurance Clerks431210/10€22,752941
5Water and Firewood Collectors962410/10€15,84039
6General Office Clerks41109/10€22,75235,028
7Advertising and Marketing Professionals24319/10€22,75210,428
8Financial Analysts24139/10€22,7526,146
9Financial and Investment Advisers24129/10€22,7525,920
10Administrative and Executive Secretaries33439/10€22,7525,912
11Software and Applications Developers and Analysts Not Elsewhere Classified25199/10€22,7524,923
12Credit and Loans Officers33129/10€22,7524,298
13Web and Multimedia Developers25139/10€22,7523,915
14Applications Programmers25149/10€22,7523,768
15Secretaries (general)41209/10€22,7523,680
16Health Services Managers13429/10€22,7523,505
17Database Designers and Administrators25219/10€22,7522,851
18Journalists26429/10€22,7522,473
19Mathematicians, Actuaries and Statisticians21209/10€22,7522,050
20Securities and Finance Dealers and Brokers33119/10€22,7522,033

20 jobs least exposed to AI in Lithuania

#OccupationCodeExposureAverage annual payEmployed
1Craft and Related Workers Not Elsewhere Classified75490/10€17,340314
2Building Construction Labourers93131/10€15,84049,267
3Bricklayers and Related Workers71121/10€17,34020,216
4Painters and Related Workers71311/10€17,34012,363
5Domestic Cleaners and Helpers91111/10€15,8409,751
6Hand Packers93211/10€15,8408,825
7Butchers, Fishmongers and Related Food Preparers75111/10€17,3404,727
8Manufacturing Labourers Not Elsewhere Classified93291/10€15,8404,573
9Sheet Metal Workers72131/10€17,3404,115
10Spray Painters and Varnishers71321/10€17,3403,737
11Plasterers71231/10€17,3402,329
12Rubber Products Machine Operators81411/10€17,3401,976
13Floor Layers and Tile Setters71221/10€17,3401,874
14Kitchen Helpers94121/10€15,8401,714
15Lifting Truck Operators83441/10€17,3401,383
16Earthmoving and Related Plant Operators83421/10€17,3401,277
17Structural Metal Preparers and Erectors72141/10€17,3401,064
18Potters and Related Workers73141/10€17,340990
19Mining and Quarrying Labourers93111/10€15,840817
20Stonemasons, Stone Cutters, Splitters and Carvers71131/10€17,340804

AI exposure by industry

IndustryOccupationsEmployedAvg. exposure
IT & Digital1960,6748/10
Government & Public Sector2226,8956/10
Engineering & Infrastructure3694,8686/10
Education & Community29163,5306/10
Healthcare & Care4091,2575/10
Hospitality, Retail & Tourism41202,6455/10
Creative, Media & Personal Services4674,0194/10
Transport, Logistics & Mining3095,3604/10
Agriculture & Environment3683,2013/10
Trades & Construction81241,4522/10

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Frequently asked questions

How much AI risk do jobs in Lithuania face?

Across 436 occupations covering about 1,406,261 workers, Lithuania has an employment-weighted average generative-AI exposure of 5.2 on a 0–10 scale — an elevated level. A higher score means a larger share of a role's day-to-day tasks can already be performed or assisted by AI.

Which jobs in Lithuania are most at risk from AI?

The most exposed occupations in Lithuania are Data Entry Clerks, Typists and Word Processing Operators, Accounting and Bookkeeping Clerks, Statistical, Finance and Insurance Clerks, Water and Firewood Collectors. These are roles built around routine information work — writing, data handling and analysis — that large language models already handle well.

Which jobs in Lithuania are least exposed to AI?

The least exposed occupations include Craft and Related Workers Not Elsewhere Classified, Building Construction Labourers, Bricklayers and Related Workers. Physical, hands-on and in-person tasks are much harder for current AI to automate, so these roles score low.

Does a high AI exposure score mean the job will be lost?

No. Exposure measures how much of a role's tasks AI can perform or assist with — not whether the job will disappear. A high score flags where AI is most likely to reshape tasks first, and where workers may benefit from building complementary skills.

Which industries in Lithuania are most exposed to AI?

By employment-weighted average exposure, the most exposed industries in Lithuania are IT & Digital, Business, Finance & Legal, Government & Public Sector.

How is the AI exposure score calculated?

Every occupation is scored 0–10 by combining two published research datasets — the ILO's Working Paper 140 index and OpenAI's ‘GPTs are GPTs’ task-exposure study — mapped onto Lithuania's official occupation classification and ranked on a single global percentile scale so scores stay comparable between countries.

Data sources & authority for Lithuania

Employment (tile area) for Lithuania comes from Statistics Lithuania (State Data Agency) & Eurostat SES, classified in LPK 2023 (ISCO-08). Counts are drawn from the harmonised EU Labour Force Survey published by Eurostat (the European Union’s official statistical authority); occupation detail is modelled from published major-group shares. Pay is not published at occupation level for this source, so salary is left blank rather than estimated. The AI-exposure score itself is identical in method for every country: the ILO Working Paper 140 index and OpenAI’s GPTs are GPTs study, ranked on a single global percentile scale. Full methodology & all-country data sources →

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