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Alex Tamkin

12/13/24

@ Anthropic

I was surprised to find that many users utilize Claude for research and brainstorming in fields like quantum mechanics and biology, rather than just writing tasks.

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What do people use AI models for?

@ Anthropic

12/13/24

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Anthropic Cast

06/04/25

@ Anthropic

I typically use Claude for simple tasks like writing tests or bug fixes through GitHub issues, while more complex tasks require my involvement to refine the output.

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Manny Medina

04/22/25

@ Sequoia Capital

I rely on Anthropic's Claude for writing assistance, as it has become an integral part of my workflow.

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Anthropic Cast

04/28/25

@ Anthropic

Currently, over a third of usage on Claude.ai is for coding, highlighting the capabilities of AI systems in tasks that humans struggle with.

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Mike Krieger

05/31/25

@ Hard Fork

The coding use case for Claude has become surprisingly popular, with estimates suggesting that 30 to 40% of its usage is related to coding tasks.

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Anthropic Cast

06/04/25

@ Anthropic

There's a learning curve when using Claude; users often try to assign overly complex tasks, leading to frustration when the results don't meet expectations.

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Trenton Bricken

05/23/25

@ Dwarkesh Patel

Models like Claude can exhibit creative capabilities, such as proposing new scientific experiments based on extensive literature review, which challenges the notion that they can't innovate.

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Boris Cherny

06/04/25

@ Anthropic

The community response to Claude Code has been overwhelmingly positive, with many users finding it significantly boosts their productivity.

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Anthropic Cast

04/28/25

@ Anthropic

Claude is significantly enhancing people's skills across various domains, from elementary school math to quantum mechanics and marriage counseling.

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Anthropic Cast

06/04/25

@ Anthropic

I frequently use Claude in pull requests by simply mentioning it to fix issues or write tests, eliminating the need to ask coworkers for help.