@paul_cal: Moving from "did you use Claude for this?" (derogatory) to "did you use Claude for this?" (mandatory)

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A tweet commenting on how frontier models like Claude have gone from being frowned upon to being effectively required on detail-oriented, well-specified work, citing a study where models outperformed even the best human accountants.

Moving from "did you use Claude for this?" (derogatory) to "did you use Claude for this?" (mandatory)
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Moving from “did you use Claude for this?” (derogatory) to “did you use Claude for this?” (mandatory)

aden barton (@aden_barton): On these detail-oriented, well-specified tasks, frontier models are now faster and more accurate than accountants, even the best one in our study.

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