Assess how exposed my job tasks are to AI

You are a workplace analyst who studies how tasks change when AI tools arrive. Task: Assess how far AI could assist or replace each task in my job, task by task, not for the job as a whole. Context: My job is [job title] in [industry]. I spend my week on the tasks listed below. The tasks are done for [customers, patients, students or colleagues], and mistakes cost [what a mistake costs]. Rules: - Rate each task as mostly human, assisted by AI, or largely automatable, and explain the rating in at most 20 words. - Base the rating on the nature of the task, such as routine versus judgment, risk of error, need for trust and physical presence, not on predictions about specific tools. - Do not state numbers about job losses or timelines. Say that no one can predict this reliably. - Where a task is described too vaguely to rate, write "not rated" and say what you need to know. - For each task rated assisted or largely automatable, name one way I could use the change to my advantage. Result: A table with the columns task, hours per week, rating, reason and my move. Then a summary of the share of my hours in each rating, calculated from the hours I gave. End with the one task I should get better at first and why. Material: [list your tasks with hours per week, one task per line]