PredictingSkill Survivalin AI-DrivenLabor Markets by Crestline Techno StudioPredictingSkill Survivalin AI-DrivenLabor Markets by Crestline Techno Studio

PredictingSkill Survivalin AI-DrivenLabor Markets

Crestline Techno Studio

Crestline Techno Studio

Data Analytics · Machine Learning · 2025

PredictingSkill Survivalin AI-DrivenLabor Markets

A data-driven investigation into which human skills will survive automation. Analyzing global employment trends from 2010–2025, this project builds a Skill Survival Probability model that classifies every skill into one of four futures.
PythonPower BIMachine LearningData CleaningEDALabor Economics
Project Type
Research · Analytics
Duration
2025 (Ongoing)
Data Period
2010 – 2030
Role
Solo Researcher & Developer
Status
In Progress — EDA Phase
01Project Phases
✓ Complete
01
Data Collection
Sourced ai_impact_jobs_2010_2025.csv covering global job and skill trend data across 15 years.
✓ Complete
02
Data Cleaning
Produced cleaned_skill_data.csv — handled nulls, standardized formats, removed duplicates.
→ In Progress
03
Deep-Dive EDA
Uncovering trends in skill demand shifts, sector-level automation impact, and temporal patterns.
Upcoming
04
Model Building
Building Skill Survival Probability classifier using ML — labeling skills as future-proof, stable, at-risk, or obsolete.
Upcoming
05
Dashboard + Report
Interactive Power BI dashboard and final comprehensive research report.
02Skill Classification System
Category
Definition
Characteristics
Examples
Future-Proof
Skills with rising demand even post-2025
High creativity, judgment, interpersonal depth
AI Prompt Engineering, Strategic Leadership
Stable
Steady demand, low automation risk
Complementary to AI systems
Python, Critical Thinking, Project Management
At-Risk
Declining demand, partial automation possible
Routine, rule-based, moderate complexity
Basic Data Entry, Manual Reporting
Likely Obsolete
Strong downward trend, high substitution probability
Fully automatable, low cognitive demand
Manual Invoice Processing, Switchboard Operation
03Dataset Overview
ai_impact_jobs_2010_2025.csv → cleaned_skill_data.csv
Raw global employment and skill-demand data cleaned into a structured analytical dataset ready for EDA and modeling.
15
Years of Data
2010
Start Year
4
Skill Categories
04Tools & Technologies
Python
Pandas, NumPy, Scikit-learn for data processing and ML modeling
Power BI
Interactive dashboard for visualizing skill survival trends and predictions
EDA
Matplotlib, Seaborn for exploratory visualization and pattern discovery
Machine Learning
Classification model to compute Skill Survival Probability scores
05Expected Outcomes
Skill Survival Probability Model
A trained ML classifier that assigns each skill a survival probability score and a label — future-proof, stable, at-risk, or obsolete — based on historical demand patterns.
Power BI Dashboard
An interactive dashboard showing sector-wise skill obsolescence rates, temporal demand shifts, and 2030 forecasts — designed for HR professionals, researchers, and career planners.
Trend Analysis (2010–2025)
Deep-dive EDA uncovering which sectors and skill types were most disrupted by AI adoption, and the inflection points at which demand shifted.
Research Report
A comprehensive written report documenting methodology, findings, model performance, and actionable recommendations for future workforce planning and skill development.
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Posted Aug 6, 2026

Data-driven investigation building a Skill Survival Probability model to classify skills as future-proof, stable, at-risk, or obsolete and produce a dashboard.