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verellax.index · Edition One · Q3 2026

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57,134 roles advertised in Q3 2026 by 284 employers across seven markets, read for where employers have redesigned the work around AI and where they've only added the tools, sector by sector and market by market.

Three findings from Q3

  1. Almost four in five AI-central roles do not say who is accountable for what the model produces.

    79.6% of AI-central roles advertised in Q3 do not say who is accountable for what the model produces (10,063 of 12,648).

    Of AI-central roles
    Do not say who is accountable79.6%
    Say who is accountable20.4%

  2. AI comes into most roles as a tool, inside work that stays the same.

    60.5% of roles advertised in Q3 that involve AI are for people who use AI (12,762 of 21,084).

    The role's relationship to AI · of roles that involve AI
    Uses AI60.5%
    Builds it21.7%
    Governs it4.5%

  3. The redesign reaches entry-level roles least, where people learn the work.

    15.6% of entry-level roles advertised in Q3 involve AI (1,186 of 7,591), against 36.9% of all roles.

    Involve AI · each on its own base
    All roles36.9%
    Entry level15.6%

Roles advertised in Q3 · as at 2 October 2026, Edition One freeze

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