Anthropic's AI economy model: 32% GDP boost by 2030 in extreme scenario, divergence after 2027
terencemauri · x · 2026-09-10
Anthropic's economics team released a new model of how AI could affect growth, jobs, and wages through 2030. In its extreme scenario, GDP lands 32% above a no-AI path with 15% annual growth. All scenarios barely separate before 2027, with many possible worlds diverging after that year. An interactive page lets users compare their predictions with over 10,000 Americans.
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