The “AI-proof skills” listicles say creativity and emotional intelligence. WEF’s employer survey says something else — and the lists don’t match.
Ranked: The 40 Jobs Most Exposed to AI
Headline rankings imply low-paid jobs go first. The Felten-Raj-Seamans index, toggled to wage, shows the top-exposed roles sit mostly above the US median.
Ranked: The 20 Jobs AI Is Actually Creating
AI is creating jobs — but not the ones the headlines imply. We rank the 20 fastest-growing roles to 2030, then flip the metric to show where the jobs actually land
Mapped: Which Industries Will Lose the Most Jobs to AI by 2030
Administrative work leads the AI automation ranking — ahead of manufacturing. Fifteen industries ranked by share of tasks automatable by AI by 2030, with estimated global jobs displaced.
Ranked: The Most Sued AI Companies; and the Very Different Timelines Hiding Inside the List
Same ranking, opposite risk profiles: OpenAI’s eleven cases span three years. Most of Meta’s eight arrived in the last seven months
Who’s Suing Whom in AI: The Plaintiffs Changed in 2025; the Word “Copyright” Didn’t
The docket flipped in 2025: publishers and rights holders now file most AI copyright suits, not individual creators — before the record settlement.
Speed, Cost, Intelligence: The Three-Variable Trade-Off Every AI User Gets Wrong
Nine major AI models, four benchmarks, and a ranking that reverses on every tab. The “smartest model” is not a stable fact — it is a function of which test you run. This chart maps the three variables that actually matter: cost, speed, and the benchmark that resembles your use case.
The token-price illusion: what “cost per million tokens” actually measures
Headline price per million tokens ranks the rate, not the bill. Disaggregate the two and the table reorders.
The AI Tool Landscape: Every Major Player, Mapped by Use Case
A map of every major AI tool by use case — sized by web traffic, coloured by the model underneath, and flagged where the usual rankings get it wrong
The AI graveyard: the tools ChatGPT didn’t kill alone
Stack Overflow, Chegg, Quora, Google Translate and Dictionary.com all peaked then collapsed. An animated chart of the casualties — and why “ChatGPT killed them” gets the mechanism wrong
Which UK Sectors Are Most Exposed to AI?
The DfE named finance Britain’s most AI-exposed sector. It’s also one of the smallest. A treemap of UK industries, sized by workforce and shaded by exposure — where the two pull apart.
Which US Industries Have the Most AI-Exposed Workers?
Most rankings sort industries by AI exposure rate. Size them by headcount instead and health care, retail and education dominate — a treemap of where AI exposure actually sits.