Google releases ATLAS 1.0, analyzing 15 million AI interactions across Gemini and AI Mode
jackclarkSF · x · 2026-07-24
Google and Google DeepMind released ATLAS 1.0, a white paper on how AI is used at scale and what that means for the economy.
- The report draws on 15 million de-identified interactions across the Gemini app, API, and Google’s AI Mode.
- It classifies those interactions into work and non-work tasks to study where AI is actually being used.
- The authors say the dataset helps complement the Anthropic Economic Index and makes AI’s economic impact easier to interpret.
- One highlighted finding: white-collar work is overrepresented among work-related AI use.
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