AI Job Atlas
AI & jobs · London Borough (royal) in United Kingdom

Kensington and Chelsea

London Borough (royal) GB-KEC
37%
of jobs here are estimated to be exposed to generative AI, above the national 37% (+0.1 pts).
MODEL53rd of 232 regions25.7K exposed workers

Key numbers

PopulationWIKIDATA
156K
as of 2018
Share of national populationWIKIDATA
0.2%
160th largest of 232
People in workMODEL
69.9K
national total × population share
Highest-exposure jobsMODEL
6.3%
national 6.3%
Area
11 km²
14.2K people per km²
Settlement patternMODEL
Mixed
0% live in major cities
Mapped towns & cities
0
Natural Earth places

AI use

ANTHROPIC

Claude.ai conversations, April–May 2026.

Usage is published for the wider England area (130 map regions), so these figures describe that whole area.
Usage intensityANTHROPIC
1.28×
usage share ÷ population share
Area’s share of national useANTHROPIC
95.1%
0.2% of population
Work-relatedANTHROPIC
41%
national 41%
Automation-styleANTHROPIC
45%
national 45%
Augmentation 55%Automation 45%

Sector mix

MODEL

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

Kensington and Chelsea United Kingdom
Business services 14.9%
Health & care 14.8%
Education 10.5%
Retail & wholesale 10.5%
Public admin 7.9%
Manufacturing 7.9%
Construction 6.2%
Other services 5.7%
Hospitality 5.1%
ICT & software 5.0%
Transport & logistics 4.9%
Finance 4.4%
Utilities 1.3%
Agriculture 0.7%
Mining 0.4%

Exposed workers by sector

MODEL
Health & care 4,369 Business services 4,191 Education 3,403 Public admin 2,588 Retail & wholesale 2,484 Finance 1,592 ICT & software 1,509 Manufacturing 1,349

Ranking in United Kingdom

MODEL

By modelled AI exposure, out of 232 regions.

50Omagh 37% 51Highland 37% 52Dungannon and South Tyrone 37% 53Kensington and Chelsea 37% 54Tower Hamlets 37% 55Hackney 37% 56Hammersmith and Fulham 37%
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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