Live· BLS never·0 forecasts
Outputs

Research Reports

Generate, review, and export decision artifacts from KAR's research.

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Executive brief

1-page board-ready summary of an occupation cluster with AI exposure context.

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Occupation comparison memo

Side-by-side compare of up to 5 occupations across pay, growth, exposure, education.

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Board-ready labor market summary

Quarterly view of U.S. labor market shifts and enterprise implications.

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AI exposure methodology note

Rubric version, weights, validation set and disagreement analysis.

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Workforce transition roadmap

12–36 month plan: roles to redesign, reskill, hire, and sunset.

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Role-level AI literacy plan

Skills, evaluations, and rollout sequence per role family.

Auto-brief · Now

Where AI agents will reshape knowledge work first

Draft · review pending
Projected employment
48.9M
0% vs today
High-exposure workforce (≥70)
13.1M
10 occupations
Macro signals
Refresh forecasts to populate macro indicators.

Across the BLS Occupational Outlook Handbook, 10 occupations score at or above 70 on KAR's AI exposure rubric, representing 13.1M U.S. workers. The largest concentration sits in office, finance, legal and customer-facing categories.

Recommendation. Restructure high-exposure functions around supervised agents with explicit review queues. Invest first in evaluation infrastructure and analyst tool fluency — not raw model capability.

Confidence: medium-high · Evidence: BLS OOH + live BLS macro series, KAR Rubric v1.2 · Horizon: Now.

Human–AI collaboration · Now
≥50% crossover · May 2026
Tool-assisted20%
Co-pilot80%
Agent team0%
Supervised swarm0%
Agent-executed financial transactions
Now
40%
of finance $-volume agents can run unattended
Trust ceiling now: Read-only insights · cap $0
AI literacy enforcement
Now
42
/100 enforcement maturity
Active stage: DOL AI Literacy Framework
39.1M workers in scope · DOL ETA framework Feb 2026