AI TEMPLATE · CAREER & AI RISK
Moat Identification Worksheet
Identify which of your current activities are structurally un-automatable and why. Rank your human moats by organizational visibility and time investment.
Last updated June 2026
Category
Career & AI Risk
Audience
All professionals, Managers, Team Leads
Format
PDF · 1 page
What's Inside
01Moat Assessment Table
025 Un-Automatable Categories
03Visibility Scoring Guide
04Moat-to-Role Alignment Check
Who This Is For
- Professionals in Week 2 of the 30-Day Protocol
- Managers assessing team resilience
- Anyone identifying their career insurance
When To Use It
- After completing Week 1 Task Decomposition
- During role transition planning
- Performance review preparation
- Team skill mapping sessions
Copy-Paste AI Prompt
Help me identify my human moats — the activities in my role that are
structurally un-automatable by AI.
My role: [JOB TITLE]
My Layer 4-5 activities from Week 1: [LIST THEM]
For each activity, evaluate:
1. Could an AI system with full access to my tools and data do this
without a human in the loop? (Yes/No)
2. If No — why not? Classify the reason:
- Relationship-dependent (trust, history, personal credibility)
- Accountability-dependent (personal liability, sign-off authority)
- Ambiguity-dependent (no clear "correct" answer exists)
- Context-dependent (requires institutional/unwritten knowledge)
- Ethical-dependent (values-based judgment required)
3. Rate organizational visibility: High / Medium / Low
4. Rank from strongest to weakest moat
Return a ranked table of my top 5 moats with evidence.
Common Mistakes
- Confusing "hard to do" with "hard to automate"
- Listing skills instead of activities
- Ignoring organizational visibility
- Assuming all Layer 4-5 work is a moat
- Not testing with the question "Could AI do this with full data access?"
Best Practices
- For each Layer 4-5 activity ask "Could AI do this without a human?"
- If yes, it's not a moat — it's high-layer execution
- If no, identify WHY (relationship, accountability, ambiguity, context, ethics)
- Prioritize moats with HIGH organizational visibility
- Your strongest moats combine un-automatability with visible impact
Download the full worksheet with moat ranking table, category classification, and visibility scoring.