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Open data, followed all the way down to one person inside it.

Every piece here starts with a public dataset and ends with a story. The numbers can be checked: any figure set in mono opens its own evidence in a column to the right, so you never have to leave the sentence you are reading to find out whether it is true.

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evidence · 21 abilities

AI-exposure score for each cognitive ability, sorted. The vertical line is zero; bars to its left mean AI does worse as that ability matters more. The right-hand column is where Writers and authors sits on that ability among all 271 occupations.

Information Ordering37.3
Memorization12.9
Speed of Closure28.8
Flexibility of Closure18.5
Category Flexibility35.4
Perceptual Speed7.0
Selective Attention22.5
Deductive Reasoning23.6
Inductive Reasoning31.7
Oral Comprehension40.2
Time Sharing2.2
Written Comprehension91.5
Problem Sensitivity13.3
Oral Expression33.9
Mathematical Reasoning7.4
Number Facility2.6
Written Expression99.3
Visualization35.8
Fluency of Ideas94.5
Spatial Orientation0.0
Originality97.4

Writers are below the median on all ten of the most exposed abilities, and above the 90th percentile on four — every one of which sits in the least exposed half. Exactly one ability scores negative: Originality, −0.144, and there writers reach the 97.4th percentile.

five most exposed abilities

Information Ordering
1.908
Memorization
1.686
Speed of Closure
1.377
Flexibility of Closure
1.360
Category Flexibility
1.276