New Delhi, May 11 -- While there have been a lot of varied claims about the impact of AI on the workforce, no one can currently say with certainty what kind of jobs will be most affected by the new technology. In order to put the debate to an end, researchers asked some of the world's most advanced AI models which jobs are most vulnerable to artificial intelligence.

However, the study instead found that these AI-generated predictions, often referred to as "exposure scores", may be highly unreliable.

According to a new working paper reported by The Wall Street Journal, economists Michelle Yin and Hoa Vu of Northwestern University, along with Claudia Persico of American University, tested OpenAI's ChatGPT-5, Google DeepMind's Gemini 2.5, ...