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Anthropic Economic Index report: Economic primitives

This Anthropic Economic Index report analyzes AI usage patterns of the language model, Claude, in November 2025, just before the release of Opus 4.5. It introduces new metrics, called economic primitives, to provide insights into five dimensions of AI use: task complexity, human and AI skills, work, coursework or personal use, AI's level of autonomy, and task success. The report finds that AI usage is geographically concentrated, with higher-income countries using AI more collaboratively while lower-income countries focus on coursework and specific applications. It also shows that AI tends to be used more, and provides greater productivity boosts, on tasks that require higher education. The report suggests that the impact of AI on the economy is unlikely to be uniform, and that the labor market implications for different workers will hinge on how reliable AI tools are for their most central tasks.

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Why Nvidia maintains its moat and Gemini won’t kill OpenAI - SiliconANGLE

This article from SiliconANGLE discusses why Nvidia maintains its market advantage and why Gemini is unlikely to disrupt OpenAI. It argues that despite the hype around Tensor Processing Units (TPUs) and Gemini, Nvidia's upcoming GB300 and Rubin chips will reinforce its position due to their design for high bandwidth and scale. The article also contends that Google faces an innovator's dilemma in transitioning from its search-based advertising model to an AI-native experience without disrupting its profitable search engine model. It concludes that while model quality is important, the real battle is over the software and services around the models, with OpenAI currently leading in platform execution and enterprise adoption.

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