I built this while looking into how much AI could affect different jobs

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Summary

A developer built rolefate.com, a website to document and reference how AI affects different jobs, with an AI Radar section tracking model improvements, based on structured data to counter vague claims about job automation.

I’ve been building something called rolefate.com in my spare time. I want it to be more of a documentation and reference resource for understanding how AI is affecting different occupations and tasks. I kept seeing all these “this job will disappear” or “AI will replace this in 3 years” type of claims, but most of them felt pretty vague. So mostly out of curiosity, I wanted to put together something a bit more structured and based on actual data. On the site you can search for an occupation and see how much it might be affected by AI, which tasks look easier to automate, and things like that. I also try to show the sources behind the data wherever possible. Later I added an AI Radar section too: https://rolefate.com/ai-radar That part is basically my attempt to track how much AI models are actually improving over time. It brings together data from different sources around things like coding, math, long-running tasks, etc. I didn’t want it to be one of those sites saying “this will definitely happen by 2029.” I’d rather have it show what the available data seems to be pointing toward and let people make their own conclusions. Still working on it, so if you notice anything that looks wrong, missing, or just doesn’t make sense, especially on the data side, I’d genuinely like to hear it.
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