AI Job Loss Tracker
The AI Economic Impact Dashboard
How many jobs has AI already displaced? This interactive dashboard tracks verified AI-driven workforce job loss and job creation starting from the public launch of OpenAI ChatGPT to today. Every number is sourced. Every event documented. Also includes timeline of events, AI advances, AI model releases, and companies.
Free. No sign-ups. No paywalls. Updated regularly.
Real numbers. Real companies. Real impact.
Most conversations about AI and jobs deal in predictions and speculation. This dashboard deals in what’s already happened.
Every data point comes from verified company announcements — earnings calls, press releases, SEC filings, and official statements. No estimates. No projections mixed in with facts.
The dashboard tracks workforce displacement that companies have directly attributed to artificial intelligence — from customer support automation to content production to software development. When a company says “we replaced these roles with AI,” it goes in the data.
Explore the data from every angle
Six interactive views designed to give you the complete picture — from high-level trends to individual company timelines.
Dashboard
The full picture at a glance
See total jobs displaced since November 30, 2022 (the day ChatGPT launched), broken down by industry, company, and time period. The cumulative displacement chart shows how AI workforce impact has accelerated — slowly at first, then all at once.
Timeline
Watch AI displacement unfold in real time
Drag through time in Slider Mode and watch the displacement chart build event by event. Or switch to Story Mode — a guided narrative walking through five chapters, starting with ChatGPT’s explosive growth to 100 million users in just two months.
Predictions
What’s coming next — and how soon
Projections for which job categories face the highest risk in the next 3 months to 5 years. Customer support, sales development, data entry, content writing, software development, and more — each with estimated job ranges and risk levels.
AI Advancements
Milestones that shaped the AI landscape
A chronological timeline of every major AI milestone — model releases, company launches, partnerships, regulations, breakthroughs, and acquisitions. Filter by type, company, or country. Covers OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Meta, and 20+ other companies.
AI Companies
Company profiles with milestone timelines
Explore individual AI companies — from OpenAI’s 48 tracked milestones to emerging players like DeepSeek and Mistral. Each profile includes a vertical timeline of every advancement and displacement events linked to that company.
Learn & Prepare
Practical resources to stay ahead
Free AI tools, the CRAFT framework for working with AI, a 30-day skill-building plan, irreplaceable skills AI can’t replicate, free courses, and privacy guidance. This isn’t about fear — it’s about positioning yourself for what’s already happening.
The information gap is the real risk
The biggest threat from AI isn’t the technology itself — it’s not knowing what’s happening until it affects you directly.
Headlines swing between “AI will take all jobs” and “AI is just a tool.” Neither is useful. What’s useful is seeing the actual data: which companies have made cuts, how many roles were affected, and what the trajectory looks like.
This dashboard was built as a companion to The AI Shift — a practical guide to understanding AI’s workforce impact and preparing for it. The dashboard provides the data. The guide provides the strategy.
Built for anyone asking “what’s actually happening?”
Workers & Professionals
See which industries and roles have been affected so far, and which are next. Make informed decisions about upskilling and career planning.
Business Leaders & Managers
Understand the timeline and scale of AI workforce transformation. See what other companies have done and when.
Researchers & Journalists
Access verified, sourced data on AI displacement events. Every entry includes the company, date, job count, and source.
Educators & Career Counselors
Use real data to guide students and clients through a rapidly changing job market.
Methodology and transparency
Every displacement event in this dashboard meets three criteria:
- Company-attributed — The company publicly stated the job cuts were related to AI adoption
- Documented — Each event links to earnings calls, press releases, SEC filings, or credible reporting
- Verified count — Job numbers come from official announcements, not estimates
Predictions are clearly separated from verified data and are based on current trends, announced company AI adoption plans, industry analyst reports, and academic research.
See the data for yourself
Free. Open source. No sign-ups. Works on desktop and mobile.