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AI and your job
Use, task exposure, and employment projections measure different things. None of these figures is a count of jobs AI will eliminate.
Observed use
40%
Up from 20% in 2023. This is reported use, not a count of jobs changed or replaced.
Anthropic Economic Index, September 2025Observed use
57% / 43%
Claude.ai usage leaned toward people working with AI rather than handing over a task entirely.
Anthropic Economic Index, February 2025Exposure estimate
1 in 4
Only 3.3% of global employment is in the highest exposure category. Exposure means task overlap, not job loss.
ILO refined global exposure index, May 202510-year projection
+5.9M
Total employment is projected to grow 3.5%, from 170.3 million to 176.2 million. This is not an AI-only forecast.
BLS Employment Projections, August 2026