Anthropic Co-founder reveals AI compressed a 2-month data-shuffling task into 1 week: "I don't think anyone misses that."
Summary
Anthropic's co-founder reported that their AI system completed a data-shuffling task in one week that previously took humans two months, highlighting significant productivity gains from AI automation.
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