D

High AI Risk (49–52%)

Industry occupation-mix grade — shared by every Title Insurance employer tracked

BLS + SEC data Title Insurance Industry AI-risk grade D

First American Financial Corp

Workforce AI-exposure profile for First American Financial Corp: industry grade D (50.5/100), plus SEC headcount and BLS occupation mix.

FAF Title Insurance SIC 6361
Industry AI Displacement Exposure
50.5/100 D

Weighted average O*NET AI exposure score for this industry's occupation mix

Workforce Size
N/A
Not reported in XBRL filings
Industry Classification
Title Insurance
SIC Code: 6361
NAICS Sector: 52
The verdict

First American Financial Corp's workforce carries a grade D AI-risk profile (50.5% weighted exposure), 8.6 points above the 41.9% average across 1,965 tracked employers. That is among the more AI-exposed occupation mixes of the industries tracked here; it describes the industry, not this company's own staffing.

50.5%
AI exposure
D
Risk grade
52
NAICS sector the grade comes from

Where First American Financial Corp sits among tracked employers

Industry occupation-mix AI exposure across the 1,965 public employers tracked. The marker is Title Insurance's value, which every employer we track in that sector shares — it is not a measurement of First American Financial Corp specifically.

Where First American Financial Corp's industry AI exposure sits

Industry occupation-mix AI exposure across tracked public employers

50.5% Higher than most higher than 99%+ of 1,965 employers

Employers, banded by industry AI-exposure mix

Each bar is a band; taller bars hold more employers. The dashed line + filled bar mark this entry. Hover or tap any bar for its full count and share, and where it sits relative to this entry.

Source O*NET / PlainWorkforce employer industry mix · 2026-05-15

AI Displacement Risk Analysis

Companies in Title Insurance sit in a high industry AI-exposure band. A large share of the typical roles can be augmented or replaced, especially administrative, clerical, and analytical work.

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Industry exposure standing

Signature: 50.5/100 (grade D) · industry AI-exposure score (corpus extremity among disclosed peers)

As of May 2026, First American Financial Corp sits near the middle on both disclosed headcount and three-year change. Industry grade D (50.5/100) is shared by every tracked employer in Title Insurance. As of May 2026, First American Financial Corp (FAF) has no XBRL headcount on file. Industry grade D (50.5/100) from Title Insurance is the primary measurable signal here.

SIC 6361 · NAICS 52 · 5 estimated roles; largest share Insurance underwriters · sources SEC EDGAR · O*NET 30.0 · BLS industry-occupation distributions.

Estimated Workforce Occupation Mix (Industry Average)

First American Financial Corp does not publish its own occupation breakdown, so this reflects the typical occupation mix for other employers in Title Insurance (BLS industry-occupation employment distributions), not company-specific data. AI exposure scores from O*NET Database 30.0.

Occupation Est. Workforce Share AI Exposure
Insurance underwriters
SOC 13-2053
35%
45%
Shipping, receiving, and inventory clerks
SOC 43-5071
30%
60%
First-line supervisors of retail sales workers
SOC 41-1011
15%
45%
Funeral home managers
SOC 11-9171
10%
38%
Software developers
SOC 15-1252
10%
45%

For task-level context on high-exposure mixes, see how AI affects different job types.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the AI risk grade for First American Financial Corp's industry?

First American Financial Corp (FAF) maps to Title Insurance, whose occupation mix is in the upper third of industry AI exposure here (grade D, 50.5/100). Every tracked employer in that sector shares the same grade - it describes the industry mix, not First American Financial Corp's own roster. Companies in Title Insurance sit in a high industry AI-exposure band. A large share of the typical roles can be augmented or replaced, especially administrative, clerical, and analytical work.

How is the AI risk score calculated?

The score uses the company's primary industry (SIC 6361: Title Insurance), mapped to BLS occupational employment shares. Each occupation gets an O*NET task-level AI exposure weight; the industry mix is the weighted average. 0 = no exposure; 100 = maximum.

Which occupations at First American Financial Corp face the most AI risk?

Largest estimated shares in the Title Insurance mix: Insurance underwriters (45% AI exposure); Shipping, receiving, and inventory clerks (60% AI exposure); First-line supervisors of retail sales workers (45% AI exposure). Treat these as industry-typical roles, not First American Financial Corp's published org chart.

How many employees does First American Financial Corp have?

First American Financial Corp does not disclose employee count in recent XBRL filings. Check the latest 10-K or annual report for a current figure.

Has First American Financial Corp had layoffs?

WARN Act layoff notices for First American Financial Corp are published by state labor agencies and the U.S. Department of Labor when a covered mass layoff hits the 100-worker threshold. Many quieter workforce changes never appear in WARN.

What industry is First American Financial Corp in?

First American Financial Corp is classified under SIC 6361 (Title Insurance), mapping to NAICS sector 52. That classification selects the BLS occupation mix behind the AI exposure grade.

What to do with this

Use First American Financial Corp's risk profile above to plan next steps, not just react to the grade.

AI risk scores are estimates based on industry-level occupation distributions and may not reflect individual employer hiring practices; this is not financial advice.

AI risk scores are estimates based on industry-level occupation distributions and may not reflect individual employer hiring practices. Data sources: SEC EDGAR (company SIC codes) · O*NET Database 30.0 (AI exposure scores) · BLS Employment Projections 2024–2034. This is not financial advice.

Data sourced from official public datasets. See our methodology for details. Retrieved and formatted by PlainWorkforce