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AI & jobs · Unitary Authority in United Kingdom

Bournemouth

Unitary Authority GB-BMH Largest city: Bournemouth
38%
of jobs here are estimated to be exposed to generative AI, above the national 37% (+1.7 pts).
MODEL2nd of 232 regions32.2K exposed workers

Key numbers

PopulationWIKIDATA
188K
as of 2011
Share of national populationWIKIDATA
0.2%
141st largest of 232
People in workMODEL
83.9K
national total × population share
Highest-exposure jobsMODEL
6.8%
national 6.3%
Area
23 km²
8,152 people per km²
Settlement patternMODEL
Highly urban
100% live in major cities
Largest city
Bournemouth
427K (metro)
Mapped towns & cities
1
Natural Earth places

AI use

The Anthropic Economic Index does not publish usage for this region. Regions below a minimum number of sampled conversations are left out.

Sector mix

MODEL

Estimated share of jobs by sector, against the national mix.

Bournemouth United Kingdom
Business services 21.7%
Health & care 12.3%
ICT & software 9.3%
Retail & wholesale 8.7%
Public admin 7.9%
Education 7.8%
Finance 7.5%
Manufacturing 5.8%
Other services 4.8%
Construction 4.8%
Hospitality 4.2%
Transport & logistics 3.9%
Utilities 1.0%
Mining 0.2%
Agriculture 0.1%

Exposed workers by sector

MODEL
Business services 7,336 Health & care 4,374 ICT & software 3,365 Finance 3,235 Public admin 3,121 Education 3,046 Retail & wholesale 2,486 Manufacturing 1,185

Ranking in United Kingdom

MODEL

By modelled AI exposure, out of 232 regions.

1Westminster 39% 2Bournemouth 38% 3Leicester 38% 4Portsmouth 38% 5Kingston upon Hull 38% 6Southampton 38% 7Liverpool 38%
About these estimates. No source publishes AI exposure by region for every country. The model splits United Kingdom's real ILO sector employment across regions using population (Wikidata) and density: denser, capital-city regions get more finance, ICT and professional jobs, and rural regions more farming. Totals match national figures. AI usage figures are measured, not modelled. Methodology

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