

Why AI Hasn’t Increased Unemployment, According to Anthropic
Anthropic’s head of economics argues that AI is still augmenting workers rather than replacing them—and that expertise becomes more valuable as AI handles more tasks. NLW examines the evidence, the warning signs in junior hiring, and why the story executives tell themselves about AI could shape its impact on work. In…

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“AI hasn’t increased productivity yet. If and when that starts happening we will see what the effect on unemployment will be”
“Because it's just now getting useful. And because implementation to make it safe, reliable and capable of work is difficult.”
“I think the distinction between hiring and unemployment is really important. You can have a healthy job market overall while entry-level opportunities quietly become much harder to find. That's probably the metric I'll be watching most over…”
“😮 so I guess the hundreds of thousands of videos I've seen of people going like yeah I got laid off because of AI just isn't real cool great to know😅”
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