Explore Anthropic's latest research on AI's impact on jobs, revealing which professions are most at risk and the gap between ...

A recent Anthropic study reveals that nearly 70% of tasks for programmers, customer service representatives, and data entry operators are already automated, placing these roles at high risk of ...

Of course, those are only examples. Currently, according to Anthropic’s report, 30% of jobs have almost zero risk of AI elimination. The common denominators are pretty clear here: physical work, ...

Anthropic economists say there's not yet evidence to suggest AI is fueling a spike in job losses in highly exposed fields like computer programming.

The invention of electricity made menial jobs like the lamplighter, the elevator operator, and the knocker-up, the human ...

AI could reshape many jobs but adoption remains limited due to legal and technical barriers, while hiring in AI-exposed roles is slowing, says Anthropic research.

A new report from Anthropic highlights professions most exposed to AI automation, even as researchers say the technology has ...

Anthropic's "observed exposure" metric relies on real-world Claude interactions, prioritising automation over augmentation.

Anthropic's tool aims to serve as an early-warning system for AI-induced white-collar job impacts.

What the AI jobs panic is missing.

The big headlines on this release are efficiency, with OpenAI reporting that GPT-5.4 uses far fewer tokens (47% fewer on some tasks) than its predecessors).

Tech workers are increasingly worried that the artificial intelligence they are building will replace them. But some are optimistic that it is just one more tool to work with. Though powerful, code ...