← Risk register Form CI-S · reviewed 2026-08-11

Social Service & AI

17 occupations · 2,668,670 US workers · $155.8B in annual wages

How this sector scores

Social Service averages 60/100 across its occupations, or 62/100 weighted by how many people actually work each one. No sector is uniformly anything — the spread below is the point.

COOKED 0 · EXPOSED 11 · SAFE 6

Occupation Verdict Resistance Where it holdsT·E·L·R·J Workers
Substance Abuse, Behavioral Disorder, and Mental Health Counselors SAFE 69/100 T E L R J 491,930
Social and Human Service Assistants EXPOSED 50/100 T E L R J 437,860
Child, Family, and School Social Workers SAFE 70/100 T E L R J 392,550
Educational, Guidance, and Career Counselors and Advisors EXPOSED 58/100 T E L R J 353,310
Healthcare Social Workers SAFE 71/100 T E L R J 187,630
Mental Health and Substance Abuse Social Workers SAFE 70/100 T E L R J 132,810
Community and Social Service Specialists, All Other EXPOSED 49/100 T E L R J 107,730
Rehabilitation Counselors EXPOSED 58/100 T E L R J 94,740
Probation Officers and Correctional Treatment Specialists EXPOSED 58/100 T E L R J 89,390
Marriage and Family Therapists SAFE 74/100 T E L R J 66,740
Health Education Specialists EXPOSED 39/100 T E L R J 65,690
Social Workers, All Other EXPOSED 57/100 T E L R J 62,930
Community Health Workers EXPOSED 58/100 T E L R J 61,660
Clergy SAFE 69/100 T E L R J 57,200
Counselors, All Other EXPOSED 60/100 T E L R J 28,580
Directors, Religious Activities and Education EXPOSED 53/100 T E L R J 22,160
Religious Workers, All Other EXPOSED 59/100 T E L R J 15,760

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