Steven Bartlett

Or they made a mistake with hiring.

They bloated their team and it's a great, convenient thing to say.

And you saw Anthropic's report, didn't you, this week?

The TLDR matches kind of what you were saying, where Anthropic looked at exactly how people were using their models.

And they looked at what people are saying.

And they said that there's been a 40% reduction in entry-level jobs in particular.

And then they made this graph, which has gone viral over the internet.

The red shows where we are now in terms of capability.

And based on how people are currently using the models, they... That's their prediction.

prediction extrapolated out that the blue part will be the disrupted parts this is the things that they say ai can do right now but people don't realize it yet so if you look at it it's like it's kind of all the stuff you'd expect yeah it's the physical real world human stuff which robots maybe can do someday like construction or agriculture that are untouched but like office and admin um like saying finance stuff math

I actually don't know the answer to this question.

And I've been furiously trying to find a good answer to this question because I can, you know, everything is theory.

And for my audience, I would say most of my audience don't run businesses.

A lot of them do, a lot of them aspire to, but they don't run businesses.

So they're kind of, they're also in the land of theory.

They're hearing lots of different things.

Jack Dorsey does his tweet saying he's halving his headcount because of AI.

They don't know what's true.

They don't know the sort of internal economics at Jack's company.

And did he bloat the company during the pandemic?