Peter McCrory

So one way to get a handle on this is a year ago, about a third of all jobs in the taxonomy that we look at, the O-net taxonomy, a third of those jobs had a quarter of the tasks associated with those jobs.

So like what computer programmers do, what marketers do.

About a third of those jobs had a quarter of the tasks showing up in our data, things that Claude was doing.

Over just the course of a year, that number, a third of all jobs, rose to about 50%.

This points in the direction of a broadening out of adoption that is consistent not just with overall uptake, but increasingly useful adoption in a wider range of activities and tasks.

We see a similar pattern at the individual level.

So people who've been using Claude for more than six months are more likely to take on

a wider array of activities you're more likely to use cloud for personal tasks i use cloud to help me make meals at home sometimes as an example and this is you know just in general i think a reflection of the fact that it's a broadly applicable technology

and very easy to use.

Yeah, so I guess there are like two different ways that I could take this question.

One is, the first one that I'll just mention is that we did do this exercise of breaking down usage by, is it personal use?

Is it professional, so in the workplace?

Or is it coursework?

Students and educators use Claude to learn and to develop course curriculum.

Interestingly, patterns of usage across these three categories vary across countries.

High-income countries, which tend to have high rates of adoption of CLAUD, are much more likely to use CLAUD for personal use cases and less likely to use it for educational purposes.

purposes.

I think this is consistent with a learning curve or an adoption curve that the longer that you've been using this technology you begin to experiment with new ways to use it including in the personal domain.

Now on the business adoption side of things

I think this is an incredibly important question for thinking about what impact will it have on the economy.