The kind of trust that comes with "getting it right in one sentence" with Claude Code—people who go through 13 rounds of back-and-forth on the web interface would fall silent.

Coinjie.com news: Anthropic has released its latest AI Economic Index report, which combines a survey of 9,700 users with telemetry data to reveal the impact of artificial intelligence on work patterns and career prospects. The report finds that the higher the “gold content” of a job, the more AI computing power it consumes: the average compute consumption for high-paying roles is 2.07 times that of low-paying roles. The survey shows that more than one-third of users expect AI to take over most of their work within a year. When using different AI tools, users delegate to AI to very different extents: when users write articles on the web, they tend to go back and forth with AI for 13 rounds of revisions, while when using the terminal tool Claude Code, they usually just issue a single instruction, letting the AI generate the output in one step.