LARRUZ breaks down an Anthropic report on real-world AI use. Computer and math work account for 37% of cases. The biggest tasks: analyzing financial data and building investment strategies, often using code interpreters and thinking models to dig into spreadsheets.
Have you ever wondered what people are actually using AI for? Like what jobs utilize it the most and what tasks do people perform with it most frequently? Well, Anthropic just published a report sharing a lot of this data that we've never properly seen before. Look at this. Computer and mathematics leading with 37%. 37% of the use cases with AI span across computer mathematics. Then you have arts and media, education, administrative, social sciences and life. And then in the end we have business and financial use cases. If for example, you're a business person, you can look at this and you can see, okay, these are the top tasks that are being performed with AI. So number one would be analyzing financial data and developing investment and budgeting strategies. Makes a lot of sense. Code interpreter is super powerful and with the thinking models you can really upload sheets and ask for insights that go beyond something that you might be able to pick up on with a minute.
