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Job ads that mention AI

Share of online job ads, September 2026 average

7.2%
United States
4.2%
France

A year earlier: 3.6% in the United States and 2.6% in France. The share has risen everywhere; it is growing more slowly in France than in the United States.

This figure measures employer demand for AI-related skills across all jobs; it does not say whether AI creates or destroys jobs.

United States : 3.6% → 7.2% ; France : 2.6% → 4.2% ; Germany : 3.6% → 5.7% ; Italy : 3.4% → 4.9%0%2%4%6%8%20232024202520267.2% United States5.7% Germany4.9% Italy4.2% France
United States : 3.6% → 7.2% ; France : 2.6% → 4.2% ; Germany : 3.6% → 5.7% ; Italy : 3.4% → 4.9%0%2%4%6%8%20232024202520267.2% United States5.7% Germany4.9% Italy4.2% France

Source : Indeed Hiring Lab, AI Tracker (CC BY 4.0, updated monthly). Spain is not covered.

United States · BLS

AI reaches well-paid jobs first

In the United States, highly AI-exposed jobs pay 59% more than jobs with low exposure: $78,100 against $49,100 median annual wage. Earlier waves of automation hit the least-skilled jobs first.

Low211 jobs$49,100
Moderate204 jobs$52,800
High204 jobs$74,000
Very high206 jobs$78,100

AI exposure: category assigned by the BLS to each job. Hover a bar for examples.

Source : Bureau of Labor Statistics, AI exposure categories and 2025 median wages, median calculated by Job Arena over the 825 detailed BLS occupations.

United States · BLS · 2025-2035

Where jobs are lost, where they grow

The biggest losses are in office work and checkout, the biggest gains in care, health and services. Number of jobs lost or gained by 2035.

Source : Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2025-2035 employment projections, matched to Job Arena's job pages. The site does not attribute these changes to AI: they have several causes (ageing, consumption, automation).

United States · Job Arena classification

Sectors facing AI

Each dot is a job: 396 in total, grouped by sector. The most affected sectors come first. Hover a dot to see the job, click to open its page.

  • Declining
  • Changing
  • Strong growth
Admin, accounting, HR58% declining
Sales and customer service46% declining
Crafts and food45% declining
Agriculture and green spaces44% declining
Manufacturing and energy40% declining
Creative, media, languages29% declining
Banking, finance, real estate20% declining
Tech18% declining
Hospitality, food service, tourism17% declining
Management14% declining
Law, social work and culture10% declining
Construction10% declining
Transport and logistics10% declining
Personal services, cleaning, security7% declining
Health and care6% declining
Education and training0% declining
Science and engineering0% declining
See the figures
SectorJobsDecliningChangingStrong growth
Admin, accounting, HR191162
Sales and customer service3717173
Crafts and food209101
Agriculture and green spaces18882
Manufacturing and energy84343911
Creative, media, languages144100
Banking, finance, real estate10271
Tech17368
Hospitality, food service, tourism6141
Management21399
Law, social work and culture202153
Construction202144
Transport and logistics212118
Personal services, cleaning, security272178
Health and care3121316
Education and training120102
Science and engineering190145

Classified with US projections. "Strong growth": changing jobs with the top employment outlook. Method. Sectors with fewer than 5 jobs not shown.