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AI exposure estimate

onshore wind energy engineer

How exposed this occupation is to AI· ISCO code 2149

Our estimate: the typical tasks look only lightly exposed to AI in its current form.

The two estimates

Exposure to automation22/100

Level: Low

Few typical tasks look easy for today's AI to do. How much of the occupation's typical tasks today's AI tools could largely do. High exposure means the work may change, not that the job goes away.

AugmentationNo data

Level: No data

We do not have an augmentation estimate yet. How much of the work AI can speed up or improve while a person stays in control. Here AI is an assistant: it takes over repetitive tasks and leaves you time for the parts that need judgement.

This is an estimate about the occupation's typical tasks, not about you or your specific job. Do not use it as the only basis for a decision.

Exposed tasks

The typical tasks AI could do or speed up the most.

We do not have the list of exposed tasks for this occupation yet.

Skills that protect you

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We do not have a list of protective skills for this occupation yet.

Methodology and sources

We use the scores published by the International Labour Organization (ILO) in its study “Generative AI and Jobs” (2023). Researchers assessed, task by task, how exposed each ISCO-08 occupation group is to generative AI tools.

How we make the estimate
Methodology version
ilo-2023-wp96
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The estimate describes an occupation in general, not your specific job. It does not account for the company, the industry or how fast employers adopt AI. Do not use it as the only basis for an important decision.

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