Role library · aec-roles-v1 · marketing
AI Exposure Check
Content Designer
Illustrative task-level Exposure from the offline sample model — not a market survey.
Exposure 68% average exposure · CHF 94513 illustrative time value · 5 tasks
Tasks
Exposure and reasoning
| Task | Exposure % | Reasoning |
|---|---|---|
| Draft campaign copy variants | 90% | High generative AI exposure: “Draft campaign copy variants” is largely pattern-matching, drafting, or structured data work that models can assist with human review. |
| Repurpose webinar transcripts | 86% | High generative AI exposure: “Repurpose webinar transcripts” is largely pattern-matching, drafting, or structured data work that models can assist with human review. |
| Segment email audiences | 58% | Moderate exposure: “Segment email audiences” mixes templateable steps with contextual judgment; AI can draft or triage, but an accountable human should decide. |
| Brief agencies on brand voice | 35% | Lower-moderate exposure: “Brief agencies on brand voice” requires coordination or domain nuance; AI may summarise inputs but should not own the outcome. |
| Report weekly funnel metrics | 70% | Moderate exposure: “Report weekly funnel metrics” mixes templateable steps with contextual judgment; AI can draft or triage, but an accountable human should decide. |
Sample actions
- Map data-classification rules before connecting internal systems to models.
- Rewrite SOPs so AI-assisted steps keep an accountable human owner.
- Train the team on prompt libraries tied to existing templates.
What these figures are not
- Illustrative role library from the offline AEC sample model (aec-ai-v1), not a surveyed occupation census.
- Task packs and exposure scores are deterministic samples for self-serve triage — Faethm-style ontology breadth, not Pearson proprietary data.
- CHF time-value estimates use illustrative Swiss mid-market rates and annual hours.