Automation index

How much of a Forestry engineer’s job can AI already do?

An inventory and a plan come earlier. Marking a forest and not letting it burn do not.

This percentage does not predict how many people will lose their jobs.

Task comparison

IS WORK OVER?

22%

AI can already do 22% of this job.

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Forestry engineer

Task weights are our estimates based on O*NET frequency data, not time shares published by O*NET.

The time saving for each task is estimated separately.

Task	Share	AI	Points
Inventory, GIS and management plans. Estimate No public source provides a precise figure. This is our estimate.	16%	40%	+6.4
Projects, felling and replanting. Estimate No public source provides a precise figure. This is our estimate.	16%	28%	+4.5
Forest, fire and pests. Estimate No public source provides a precise figure. This is our estimate.	18%	14%	+2.5
Authorities, hunters and neighbours. Estimate No public source provides a precise figure. This is our estimate.	16%	22%	+3.5
Biodiversity, tracks and water. Estimate No public source provides a precise figure. This is our estimate.	18%	16%	+2.9
Not signing a cut that leaves the forest empty. Estimate No public source provides a precise figure. This is our estimate.	16%	14%	+2.2
Total	100%		22%

Modelled workweek: 100% · Public evidence: 0% · Estimate: 100% · Confidence: Low

IS WORK OVER?

18%

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Shepherd

Task weights are our estimates based on O*NET frequency data, not time shares published by O*NET.

The time saving for each task is estimated separately.

Task	Share	AI	Points
Route, grazing and the day’s log. Estimate No public source provides a precise figure. This is our estimate.	16%	28%	+4.5
Flock, dogs and the wolf. Estimate No public source provides a precise figure. This is our estimate.	24%	6%	+1.4
Shearing, lambing and the one that stays. Estimate No public source provides a precise figure. This is our estimate.	16%	22%	+3.5
Cheese, milk and dealing with the dairy. Estimate No public source provides a precise figure. This is our estimate.	16%	28%	+4.5
The hill, the snow and not missing the pass. Estimate No public source provides a precise figure. This is our estimate.	14%	18%	+2.5
The whole flock, and not leaving one behind. Estimate No public source provides a precise figure. This is our estimate.	14%	10%	+1.4
Total	100%		18%

Modelled workweek: 100% · Public evidence: 0% · Estimate: 100% · Confidence: Low