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Most AI-resilient jobs
The US occupations that look most resilient to AI, by a future-proof score that blends projected growth, low modeled displacement risk, pay and workforce retention. Displacement risk is our own model rather than a published benchmark; how it is built is on the methodology page. Each links to a full profile. Occupations without a BLS projection of their own are left out.
- Physician Assistants88/100
- Nurse Practitioners87/100
- Nurse Anesthetists86/100
- Dermatologists83/100
- Orthodontists82/100
- Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeons82/100
- Neurologists81/100
- SurgeonsGroup figure80/100
- Cardiologists80/100
- Psychiatrists80/100
- Anesthesiologists79/100
- Family Medicine Physicians79/100
- NeonatologistsGroup figure79/100
- Veterinarians78/100
- Radiologists78/100
- Physicians & Surgeons78/100
- Speech-Language Pathologists77/100
- Optometrists77/100
- Pediatricians77/100
- Occupational Therapists76/100
- Dentists76/100
- Occupational Therapy Assistants76/100
- Psychiatric Technicians75/100
- Pharmacists75/100
- Physical Therapist Assistants75/100
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Pay and outlook: BLS (OEWS 2025, Employment Projections 2025-2035). A "Group figure" tag means the number is BLS's figure for a related occupation, not this one; hover the tag for which. Skills: O*NET 30.3. AI exposure and future-proof scores are modeled estimates. How these numbers are made.