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It's interesting to learn that different AI models have different "personalities." And that makes switching hard - not just technically, but organizationally. Something worth thinking about.

At The New York Times DealBook Summit, Anthropic’s CEO (and longtime AI researcher) shared his views:
⚡ The **technological curve** and the **economic curve** don’t always move together. While AI capabilities keep improving on the technology side, there are real risks on the economic side.
⚡ Chip depreciation isn’t just about wear and tear — it’s about the pace of new capability. While there’s no universally agreed deprecation schedule, the **depreciation directly affects how the economics pencil out**. 
⚡ The **future of jobs may unfold in 3 waves:**

- Near-term: adoption in the private sector — efficiency gains and new value creation
- Mid-term: redesign through government intervention such as retraining
- Long-term: restructuring at the level of society itself

While these are opinions and predictions, they are from one of the most informed and consequential people on the planet currently. **Worth listening!**

Link: (The New York Times and New York Times Events, Anthropic C.E.O.: Massive A.I. Spending Could Haunt Some Companies, December 2025) https://www.nytimes.com/2025/12/03/business/dealbook/anthropic-dario-amodei-ai-risks.html

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