Model changelog & validation
v1.3 — 2026-04-15
Added the evidence layer (real layoff/automation events) and the demand layer (job-posting trends) so scores are anchored to what is actually happening, not just task exposure.
- Introduced an evidence layer: documented layoffs, hiring freezes, and AI-deployment announcements now feed each occupation.
- Introduced a demand layer: tracks job-posting volume so falling demand can corroborate a high score.
- Recalibrated bucket thresholds (low / medium / high) against the expanded signal set.
v1.2 — 2026-03-10
Added the capability clock and the Pressure Index to express not just how exposed a job is, but how fast the pressure is building.
- Added the capability clock: an estimated horizon for when AI capability crosses each task.
- Added the Pressure Index combining exposure, current usage momentum, and timeline.
- Smoothed timeline estimates across related occupations for internal consistency.
v1.1 — 2026-02-12
Split scores into cognitive (AI) and physical (robotics) sub-scores after adding a dedicated physical-automation signal.
- Added the physicalAutomation signal (robotics, self-driving, self-checkout deployment).
- Exposure is now max(cognitive AI exposure, physical automation) instead of cognitive-only.
- Published dual AI / robot sub-scores so the headline number is decomposable.
v1.0 — 2026-01-15
Initial public release of the ReplacedYet AI-Risk Index.
- Cognitive exposure model combining LLM task exposure, current AI usage, AIOE, and routine-cognitive share.
- Physical / social protection discount for hands-on, in-person, high-empathy work.
- Automate-vs-augment split and 0–100 headline score across all tracked occupations.
Cite as: ReplacedYet AI-Risk Index (2026), https://replacedyet.com. Dataset · Methodology