Public research atlas

Automation Atlas

A public atlas of how work activities are exposed to automation across 124 countries.

124 countries in the current public release
56% GDP-weighted global exposure
47% median country exposure

Start here

Four ways in.

Pick the entry that matches what you want to answer first.

Interactive atlas

Countries and tasks in one view.

Start with the live atlas when you want the cross-country pattern, then move into one country or one task.

World View →

Universe

Every occupation, every industry.

One heatmap of every two-digit ISCO group and ISIC division, filterable by country, income group, or region. Click a row to drill into its four-digit children.

Universe →

Companion paper

The research argument.

The paper explains the empirical object, benchmark, methods, and main descriptive results.

Paper →

Public data and code

Release bundles to download.

Start with the codebook, then download the bundle that matches your use case.

Data →
Atlas view showing how exposure changes once occupations are broken into pathway composition rather than country averages alone.

Two countries can sit close in the aggregate while differing sharply once exposed tasks are broken into pathways and supporting layers.

One thing to know

The atlas is not just a world ranking.

It shows how the same country average can look different once you move into pathways, specific tasks, skills, and the goods-facing proxy.

The point is not only to see which countries are more exposed, but to see what kind of exposure sits underneath the country average.

56% GDP-weighted global exposure in the current release