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AI Work Index

Quarterly Movers

Frozen snapshot-to-snapshot changes in structural risk. These are real scoring deltas — not monitor fluctuations or outlook shifts.

Current snapshot

occupations-v7-2026-06.json

generated 8 Jun 2026

Previous snapshot

occupations-v7-2026-05.json

frozen comparison anchor

Band movers

11

occupations that changed risk band

Top Risers

Occupations with the largest increase in structural pressure since the previous frozen snapshot.

No upward movers in the current comparison set.

Top Fallers

Occupations with the largest improvement in structural pressure since the previous snapshot.

Clearing and forwarding agent

77% → 74%

−4%

Shipping agent/Boarding officer

76% → 73%

−4%

Insurance underwriter

48% → 45%

−3%

Intellectual property agent

60% → 58%

−3%

Data entry clerk

71% → 69%

−3%

Telemarketer

62% → 60%

−3%

Legal associate professional (e.g. paralegal)

52% → 50%

−2%

Bank operations clerk

66% → 64%

−2%

Legal clerk

49% → 46%

−2%

Employment agent/Labour contractor

45% → 43%

−2%

Demand Changes

0

New official demand entries

No new shortage / in-demand matches in this snapshot pair.

Removed demand entries

No removals from shortage / in-demand lists in this snapshot pair.

Frequently asked questions

Why do AI risk scores change between quarters?

Scores shift when underlying data sources update - new demand signal lists, revised exposure indices, or changes to the scoring methodology between model versions.

What does a band change mean for my occupation?

A band change, such as Moderate to High, means the occupation crossed a structural threshold. It reflects a meaningful shift in the balance between AI exposure, human bottlenecks, and market demand.