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Anthropic's employees self-report using Claude in 60% of their work, most for debugging and code understanding, achieving a 50% productivity boost, and more

What Traders Should Watch Jeremy Kahn / Fortune : How Anthropic's safety first approach won over big business—and how its own engineers are using its Claude AI X: @anthropicai : How is AI changing work inside Anthropic? And what might this tell us about the effects on the wider labor force to come? We surveyed 132 of our engineers, conducted 53 in-depth interviews, and analyzed 200K internal Claude Code sessions to find out. https://www.anthropic.com/... Ben Bajarin / @benbajarin : Via Anthropic's AI productivity gains study. The question now is how much $$ is said time savings worth. #monetizingAI “These tasks would take on average about 90 minutes to complete without AI assistance, and Claude speeds up individual tasks by about 80%.” [image] Bluesky: @infinite-loopy : Anthropics employees also self-report “help, I need to find a better job before this place goes under when the bubble bursts” [embedded post] Eric Ravenscraft / @lordravenscraft : “productivity” is not a task  —  no stat about “productivity” means anything without quantifying what, exactly, was produced  —  which means this, like most stat-farming nonsense reports is self-aggrandizing garbage [embedded post] Faine Greenwood / @faineg : is it really news when a company's own employees claim in a press release that the product they sell is real good [embedded post] Nora / @noraweber : Same energy as the classic “voted #1 office in Michigan by our dental staff” billboard.  [embedded post] Chappell Ellison / @chappelltracker : I'm still incredibly curious how anyone measures productivity [embedded post] Joshua Foust / @joshuafoust.com : “I love using our product to make our product better,” employees of product maker say voluntarily [embedded post] @trufflehog : Wow!  Makers of product love product they say makes them super awesome at making product!  —  Where can I get product?!?! [embedded post] Tyler / @electriceden92 : It's obviously funny that they put this out there in order to gas themselves up, but it's even more funny that it's quite clearly the result of employees telling their bosses what they want to hear.  [embedded post] Mike G / @mikeginmd : That's weird.  I use it for 100% of my work and my productivity is now 837x what it was.  Guess I'm built different and they should make me CEO.  [embedded post] @calizaybak : Hmmm, you pay them, yeah?  —  So... bias a wee bit maybe? Josh Sawyer / @jesawyer : I play Pentiment while working and it makes my brain do the Bradley Cooper LIMITLESS thing, +10% total brain power for each separately licensed copy I watch concurrently.  [embedded post] @nerdskull : Drug dealer: “All my clients say they're way more productive and happy while taking meth.”  [embedded post] Laura Blackwell / @pronouncedlahra : Cool, so they're going to pay all of us whose work Claude was trained on, right?  Including those of us who are short story writers and didn't see anything from the settlement?  Since they're getting such a big benefit from it?  C'mon, folks, it's Giving Tuesday.  [embedded post] Greg Linden / @glinden : This is a badly done study.  We know that developers incorrectly guess their own productivity using AI: “When developers are allowed to use AI tools, they take 19% longer ... Gap between perception and reality ... experiencing the slowdown ... believed AI had sped them up.”  —  metr.org/blog/2025-07... … @isolyth.dev : “27% of Claude-assisted work consists of tasks that wouldn't have been done otherwise, such as scaling projects, making nice-to-have tools (e.g. interactive data dashboards), and exploratory work that wouldn't be cost-effective if done manually.”  —  This aligns with my experiences (1/2)

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