How is Which Jobs AI Is Actually Hitting constructed?
Published by Deepstory Research as the methodology attached to Which Jobs AI Is Actually Hitting. Scope and source attribution are bounded by that Evidence Brief.
Procedure and scope
Two source-backed charts: share of jobs exposed to AI (%, IMF) and growth in AI-related roles and skills demand (%). Exposure figures (40% globally, 60% in advanced economies) trace to the IMF. Growth figures — AI/ML engineer postings +143.2% YoY, AI skills in postings +297% over the decade, and BLS’s +34% data-scientist projection for 2024–2034 — trace to the cited statistics compilations and BLS. CAVEAT: the growth bars use different time horizons (year-over-year, decade, and a 2024–2034 projection), noted in each value_basis; they should not be read as like-for-like. Exposure ≠ elimination. Re-verified 2026-07-17.
Known failure modes and limits
- Net employment outcomes (exposure ≠ displacement).
- Individual-role fate (aggregates only).