Anthropic releases new research on the economics of AI for science
danielrock · x · 2026-11-07
Anthropic researcher Peter McCrory shares new research on the economics of AI for science, asking whether AI will accelerate the pace of scientific discovery, which fields are poised for faster innovation, and which face bottlenecks AI alone may struggle to overcome. Economists Daniel Rock and mcodreanu praised the work, stressing the importance of accumulating evidence in this area.
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