Excellent insights from Anthropic, who has also open-sourced the dataset behind its analysis on how AI is shaping the economy. Key findings include: 1. AI adoption is concentrated in software development and writing tasks (50%), but extends broadly across the economy, with ~36% of occupations using AI for at least a quarter of their associated tasks. 2. AI is a collaborative tool as well as an automation engine. 57% of AI usage is "augmentation" with AI assisting workers rather than replacing them, such as with brainstorming and checking for accuracy. 3. AI is transforming work, but not yet leading to widespread job displacement. Only ~4% of occupations exhibit AI usage for at least 75% of their tasks, whil ~36% of occupations show usage in at least 25% of their tasks. 4. Software has the highest AI adoption (37.2% of analyzed conversations) with creative and content work (10.3%) as a distant second. It was significantly lower in fiellds that require healthcare, transportation, and agriculture. 5. AI adoption peaks in the mid-to-high salary range. This means that AI is being adopted most aggressively in roles that require analytical and technical skills but not necessarily the highest levels of specialized expertise. https://lnkd.in/gAfZr4MD
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Getting value out of AI is hard. Here's the first three steps to get started: 1. Start with problems, not tools 2. Pilot programs and experimental budgets 3. Prioritize data security and vendor transparency https://lnkd.in/g7mEgszg
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Our team is proud to support NetHope, Catholic Relief Services, and so many wonderful partners in the development of the new Digital Development Guidebook initiative! Thank you to all the interviewees and workshop participants who made it all possible, as well as the core team: Nora Lindström, Ziad Al Achkar, Ph.D., Christopher Neu, Yohan Perera
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