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Anthropic’s economics team put out a scenario model for AI and the US economy through 2030. There’s an interactive explorer plus a technical paper behind it.
Their basic idea is simple: jobs are piles of tasks. AI can help you do a task, take the task over, ignore it, or help invent new ones. That mix is what actually changes a job over time.
They walk through three futures. Modest looks a lot like the internet: real gains, nothing wild. Substantial is bigger. AI can handle a big chunk of knowledge work by 2030, growth runs hot, and wages for knowledge workers mostly stall while other workers do better. Extreme is the scary one. AI outcompetes people on most knowledge work, does a lot of it alone, and barely creates new knowledge jobs. The country gets much richer on paper, but knowledge-worker pay drops and unemployment jumps.
They also surveyed more than 10,000 Americans. The average answers land near substantial. Roughly one in ten map to extreme.
What stuck with me: in the stronger scenarios, GDP is up, but a bigger share of that growth goes to capital instead of wages. Knowledge workers take most of the hit.
I’m not treating this as a prediction. It leaves out policy, robots, demand shocks, and a bunch of other mess.
Anthropic’s Economics team is sharing a new model of how AI might affect economic growth, jobs, wages, and more by 2030.
Explore the scenarios, tell us what you think will happen, and see how your answers compare to more than 10,000 Americans. anthropic.com/institute/econ…
30,000 years of human history in one scroll.
Cave fire → pyramids → Rome → steam → the Moon → Mars.
Every scene generated, every transition walked through. No cuts.
Which era did I get wrong?
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I used Fable5.1 and Grok Imagine to build this motion site. Go check it out: mythic-sandy.vercel.app/
What would you add or change?
I used Fable5.1 and Grok Imagine to build this motion site. Go check it out: mythic-sandy.vercel.app/
What would you add or change?
Welcome to the future of dating
i just found out my bestfriend broke up with her sf boyfriend over the weekend
i asked what happened
she goes "i found out he had an ai agent managing the relationship"
turns out the thoughtful texts, the check-ins, the good morning messages, the conflict resolution, dinner date plans...all automated
my friend was emotionally attached to a cron job
Anthropic be a rebel and don’t comply.
🇪🇺 Donc l'UE a encore pondu une idée complètement débile et l'impose aux fournisseurs d'IA.
À partir de maintenant tous les contenus passés par Claude (et bientôt toutes les IA qui s'y conformeront) seront tracés comme générés par IA. Filigrane invisible dans le texte + métadonnées C2PA dans les fichiers.
Sur le papier : transparence. Dans la réalité : débile et contre-productif pour au moins 5 raisons :
- Ça ne marche pas. Tu reformules deux phrases, tu traduis, tu coupes : le filigrane saute. Les fraudeurs le savent déjà.
- Ça punit les bons élèves. Anthropic va jouer le jeu. Les acteurs louches, open source ou chinois, s'en foutent complètement.
- Ça crée des faux positifs absurdes. Tu fais juste relire ton mail ou traduire ton slide par Claude = tu deviens "contenu généré par IA".
- Ça donne une fausse sécurité. Pas de filigrane ne veut PAS dire que c'est humain. Mais c'est exactement ce que les gens vont croire.
- Ça plombe encore l'Europe. Nouvelle charge technique pour nos boîtes, pendant que les US et la Chine déploient. L'AI Act voulait protéger, il va juste ralentir.
On voulait de la transparence. On aura de la bureaucratie et des watermarks que personne ne saura lire, sauf pour emmerder ceux qui respectent les règles.
Bravo l'UE. 🤗🖕
NVIDIA quietly launched a free course on building AI agents this week.
No $500 bootcamp. No waitlist. Straight from the people building the infrastructure.
Building on webdone.ca lately, the best agent material I've found has been free docs from the labs, not paid repackaging.
