Working at the frontier shapes expectations for the future

Summary

Anthropic published two reports on AI and work. The first finds it is hiring fewer junior and technical staff while AI agents' hours and output rise sharply, with human attention becoming the bottleneck. The second compares Anthropic employees with a survey of almost 11,000 US adults, finding staff expect faster AI progress and far more of their own work automated by 2030.

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