AI LITERACY × AMS OCCUPATIONS

AI at work: what does my occupation need?

AI competence runs transversally through all six competence areas of the Digital Competence Model for Austria – DigComp 3.0 AT(opens in new tab) (Domany-Funtan et al., 2026). Learning outcomes are labelled AI-explicit [AI-E] when they directly address AI, and AI-implicit [AI-I] when AI is part of the underlying practice. Select an occupation to see which AI competences it may require.

Not all learning outcomes need apply to the actual practice of the occupation, as they are drawn generically from the underlying competence model and not verified on an occupation-specific basis. The mapping nonetheless offers a good orientation as to which AI-related competences may be relevant for the occupation in question, based on the learning outcomes.

65%
avg. AI share per occupation

of an occupation's required learning outcomes have an AI connection, on average across all 521 evaluated occupational profiles.

521
occupational profiles
744
learning outcomes in total
490
of those AI-related
0744 learning outcomes
AI-explicit · 132AI-implicit · 358no AI marker · 254

Across DigComp 3.0 AT as a whole, 490 of 744 learning outcomes carry an AI marker.

How to read the markersAI-explicit[AI-E] — the outcome addresses artificial intelligence directly.AI-implicit[AI-I] — AI is part of the practice the outcome describes.

Occupations with the strongest AI relevance (Top 10)

Share of learning outcomes with an AI tag (explicit or implicit) per occupational profile – Top 10 of 521 evaluated occupations. Ranked by the number of AI-related learning outcomes their competence requirements pull in. Average across all occupations: 65%. Click a profile to jump directly to it.

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