About
AIFear tracks public anxiety about AI.
AIFear.com turns scattered signals about artificial intelligence into readable public dashboards: market stress, news attention, prediction-market expectations, job exposure and source-backed methodology.
For workers
Understand which tasks in a role are most exposed and what skills can help.
For investors
Read AI-market moves as sentiment signals, not as stock recommendations.
For observers
Track when public anxiety moves from headlines into measurable signals.
What the site does
- Measures an AI Fear Index on a 0-100 scale.
- Explains which live signals are driving the score.
- Ranks occupations by AI task exposure.
- Tracks a curated AI-stock basket as a market-sentiment proxy.
- Publishes sources, caveats and methodology changes.
What the site does not do
- It does not predict any individual worker's future.
- It does not provide investment advice or stock recommendations.
- It does not claim that AI anxiety is fully measurable by one number.
- It does not hide unavailable data sources behind guessed values.
Editorial posture
- Show the live data mode instead of hiding fallbacks.
- Separate measured signals from planned signals.
- Explain formulas, weights and limitations in public pages.
- Treat job-risk scores as exposure estimates, not predictions about specific workers.
- Treat market pages as sentiment context, not investment recommendations.
Current content series
AI Fear Brief
A current read on the index, the main pressure signal, what changed and what to watch next.
AI Incident Tracker
A public watch page for incidents and near misses that should eventually feed the incidents signal.
AI Regulation Watch
A structured guide to regulatory themes that can shift public anxiety around AI.
AI Stock Bubble Watch
A market-focused page explaining whether AI equity moves are adding fear or relief.