How exposed is your specific job to AI automation? CareerRisk Index, a free tool at careerrisk.ee, attempts to answer that by scoring displacement risk based on your role and individual skills.
The tool joins a growing category of AI job risk calculators - Washington Post, Brookings Institution, and several startups have published similar assessments in 2026. What makes this one worth a look is the skill-level granularity. Rather than just scoring "accountant" or "graphic designer" as a broad category, it factors in which specific skills you bring to the role.
That matters because AI displacement isn't binary. A graphic designer who primarily resizes banner ads faces very different risk than one who does brand strategy and client workshops. The tool tries to capture that nuance.
Take the results with a grain of salt. Any tool like this relies on assumptions about which tasks AI can automate and how quickly adoption will happen. Those assumptions vary wildly depending on who's making them. But as a starting point for thinking about which of your skills to invest in and which to let atrophy, it's a useful five-minute exercise.