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AI-Safe Skills Checker
Select the skills you actually get paid for. The score weighs your whole mix, but leans on your strongest skill — that is the one that carries you.
AI-safety score
52/100 · Exposed
Most of your paid work is the kind AI already does at volume. You have time, but not unlimited time.
Strongest in your mix
- Project management · 64/100 — Status reporting shrinks, stakeholder wrangling does not.
- Data analysis · 45/100 — Queries and charts are automated; framing the question is not.
- Copywriting · 22/100 — First drafts are commodity work now; positioning and brand voice are not.
Most exposed
- Copywriting · 22/100 — First drafts are commodity work now; positioning and brand voice are not.
- Data analysis · 45/100 — Queries and charts are automated; framing the question is not.
What to do about it
- Stop selling copywriting as the headline service — price it as a by-product.
- Build your positioning around project management: it is the hardest part of your mix to replace.
- Add one skill above 70 safety — management, client-facing work, or something physical and hands-on.
- Learn to run AI on your own exposed tasks before an employer works out they can.
Why the safest skill matters more than the average
Careers are not averaged, they are anchored. Someone who writes copy and manages a team is not half-replaced — they are a manager who writes faster than they used to. The exposed skills get absorbed into the anchor skill and the job title stays.
The people who get squeezed are those whose entire paid week sits in the automatable band with nothing above it. If that is your mix, the fix is not to work harder at the exposed skill — it is to add one durable skill and make it the thing you are hired for.