AI Job Risk Check

You've seen it happen. ChatGPT drafts in 40 seconds what used to take you all morning. At some point the question stops being abstract: will AI take my job? AI Job Risk Check answers with a number instead of a think piece. It works the way your gut wants it to. Type your job title — the tool matches it against 57,500 real titles across 1,016 U.S. occupations. Tap how much of your week each task actually eats: most of it, a few hours, a little. About sixty seconds later you're looking at your AI Risk Score, out of 100. Free, no signup. The number feels personal because it is. Two marketing managers get different scores if one lives in spreadsheets and the other lives in meetings. That's the part other calculators skip — they score your job title. This scores your week. Under the hood it isn't vibes. The engine runs on 18,796 federal O*NET task statements and task-level AI exposure ratings from peer-reviewed research, with the math published openly on the site. But you never have to think about that. You type, you tap, you see your number on a green-to-red gauge with a plain-English label like "Elevated exposure." Want more than the number? A $5 report breaks down every task you rated and names the three driving your score. The $9 version adds a strengths-and-exposures profile and a 90-day plan built for your job, not your title. One-time prices. No subscription. The builder is Brooke Houck, a PhD research scientist and National Board Certified teacher who got tired of clickbait answers to a question people lose sleep over. The site says plainly who it's not for, and shows its work. That honesty is rare in this category — and it's why the free score is worth your next sixty seconds.