Redditor: 'Claude' Is Now Said at Work More Than 'Google'
cosmicr · reddit · 2026-09-08
A Reddit user notes that at his workplace, the name "Claude" has become more common than "Google" — colleagues constantly say things like "I had Claude write this email" or "Claude is being slow today." He jokes that anyone actually named Claude must be having a nightmare at work, and wonders if parents might one day name kids after the model.
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