AI Market Intelligence
This is the evidence base behind the AI Irreplaceability Protocol: documented AI deployments, workforce announcements, and automation signals from 506 tracked companies. Every exposure score below is computed from real deployment evidence — not opinion, not survey sentiment.
AI exposure by industry
Average AI exposure score (0–100, higher = more of the industry's work is demonstrably automatable today) across the tracked companies in each industry.
| Industry | Companies tracked | Avg. exposure score | Most exposed examples |
|---|---|---|---|
| Financial Services | 24 | 64/100 | Citi Solutions Center, Morgan Stanley, Avis Budget BSC |
| Technology | 11 | 63/100 | TCS Hungary, EPAM Systems, Air France-KLM BSC |
| Economy & Industry | 5 | 63/100 | Trans-Sped Logisztikai Szolgáltató Központ Kft., Technoplast Group Kft., Fem-Forg-NC Kft. |
| Labor & Workforce | 5 | 58/100 | IBM Hungary ISSC, Sanofi Business Services, Corning CSS |
| Real Estate | 6 | 25/100 | Kúti és Fia Kft., Market Építő Zrt., FuredIMMO Ingatlaniroda |
| Business Services & SME | 455 | 16/100 | Allianz Technology, BT Group, Accenture |
Methodology
Each company entry records documented evidence: public AI deployment announcements, workforce impact statements, automation rollouts, and role-level signals, with sources. Exposure scores aggregate how much of the company's tracked functions show demonstrated automation. The dataset is curated and continuously updated; the same evidence base powers the free Oracle reading's sector benchmarking.
What this means for you
Industry averages tell you the water temperature — not whether you personally can swim. Your exposure depends on your specific tasks, tools, and role. The free 7-question assessment scores your personal exposure in 5 minutes, and the free Oracle reading maps it against this evidence base.
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