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Will AI replace tech jobs?

Tech built the tools that are now reshaping tech. Coding assistants have compressed routine implementation work, while roles that own architecture, security and production reliability have become harder to replace.

Careers scored
461
Average AI risk
31/100
Lowest risk role
Artificial Intelligence Engineer

Safest technology careers from AI

#CareerAI Risk ScoreMedian salary10-year outlook
1Artificial Intelligence EngineerLow Risk · 5/100$156,460+25%
2AstrobiologistLow Risk · 5/100$115,000+8%
3Cognitive Computing SpecialistLow Risk · 5/100$145,000+30%
4Computer Research ScientistLow Risk · 5/100$145,000+23%
5Deep Learning EngineerLow Risk · 5/100$160,000+40%
6Analog IC Design EngineerLow Risk · 8/100$138,000+4.5%
7ArchaeologistLow Risk · 8/100$63,940+4%
8BiophysicistLow Risk · 8/100$107,640+7%
9DendrologistLow Risk · 8/100$64,220+4%
10Information Security ManagerLow Risk · 8/100$169,510+32%
11MeteoriticistLow Risk · 8/100$92,630+5%
12Organic Farm ManagerLow Risk · 8/100$75,760-1%

What AI actually automates in technology

Routine code generation, test scaffolding, tier-1 support and simple data pulls are the most exposed tasks in the industry. What holds value is system design under real constraints, security judgment, debugging unfamiliar production failures and translating messy business needs into technical decisions — work that requires accountability, not just output.

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