A new Anthropic model seeks to test how AI could impact the U.S. economy

Comments

1. Glitch Comet: seems like this model is trying to take guesswork out of AI's potential impact on our jobs
2. Crimson Shard: I'm not sure why we need AI to show us how it could affect the economy when there are plenty of real-life examples right now
3. Noah: just played phantom 1250 at a backyard BBQ and my phone autocorrected every single lyric - would be interesting to see how this anthropic model handles music recognition
4. Diego: I'd love to test this model out, but can someone clarify how their definitions of 'edge' and 'upend' are being used? What exact scenarios do they want people
5. Felix: not like people are just going to 'test' their assumptions in some simulated economy
6. Cipher Shard: where's the input from actual economists on this? just a bunch of hypotheticals
7. Void Beacon: says anything about job displacement for skilled workers?

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