Anthropic's 2030 Forecast: Wages Could Fall Over 10% in Worst Case
Anthropic's new task-based model lays out three 2030 scenarios for the US economy, and GDP, jobs and wages move in very different directions.
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Anthropic's new task-based model lays out three 2030 scenarios for the US economy, and GDP, jobs and wages move in very different directions.
Guangzhou banks now set credit limits by AI token usage under a new 'Token Loan' program, with a 28 million yuan pilot in Haizhu District.
The AI boom is pushing San Francisco rents and home prices higher, with vacancy in prime neighborhoods falling from 13% in 2020 to about 3%.
A new Federal Reserve working paper finds that measuring the same thing—AI adoption in US businesses—with three different methods yields three different numbers: 18%, 41%, or 78%. All are correct but answer different questions, signaling that AI's macroeconomic impact has entered the policy arena.
Anthropic's new research introduces "observed exposure," a measure that distinguishes what AI can theoretically do from what it is actually doing in the workplace. The study finds that while 94% of programming tasks are technically feasible for AI, only 33% are currently being performed by it, and that high-exposure jobs tend to employ more educated, higher-paid workers and more women.
OpenAI has released a policy proposal advocating for a public wealth fund, a tax on AI profits, and subsidies for a four-day work week, sparking debate on how to distribute the gains of artificial intelligence.