The task explorer

A job is a bundle of tasks. This is the whole bundle — every one of O*NET's 19,265 occupation-specific work tasks across 923 occupations, in a single field you can search, sort, and filter. Each row carries how central the task is to its job (O*NET importance, 0–5), how exposed it is to today's AI (the Eloundou E0/E1/E2 rubric), and — where measured — how much of real AI use maps to that kind of work (the Anthropic Economic Index).

2,702 tasks are rated directly exposed to a language model (E1); 3,440 have an observed AI-use share. Exposure and observed-use describe overlap with AI capability and how people choose to use AI today — not predictions that a task will be automated. Sorting and filtering are presentation only; the figures are never recomputed.

Prefer the curated highlights? The task overview ranks the most-exposed, most-observed, and highest-importance tasks. Every row here links to that task's full page and to the occupation that performs it.