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Primary survey · Source language: English

The future in which AI does your job differs by position

Those who expected AI to be able to do 80% or more of their work by 2030 were over half of Anthropic employees and 5% of US workers.

Who:
US workers, and respondents to Anthropic's employee survey
Scope:
Separate surveys of 10,980 US adults and 1,334 Anthropic employees / A survey of US adults. Read it separately from employee surveys
Source published:
2026-10-16
Period observed:
August 2026
Editorial check:
2026-10-23

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What was confirmed

  • The two groups differed in their expectations of the share of their work AI could do.
  • The US adult survey had 10,980 people and the employee survey 1,334. The number of workers on this question is not fixed in the text.

Who, and in what situation

A survey asking what AI will be able to do in future and its impact on their own work.

What they needed

An interest in seeing ahead on the future of their own work. It is not a result asking for specific support.

What this source lets you read

You need a viewpoint that compares the outlook of people close to AI without extending it directly to other occupations.

What to check next

When occupation and frequency of AI use are matched, how close do the views of the future get?

Limits of this source

  • These are numbers showing future expectations, not an actual record of 2030 capabilities or unemployment.
  • The US adult sample is weighted to match population composition; the employee sample is unweighted.

Read the primary source

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  1. The AI expectations gap (opens in new tab) ↗

    Anthropic /

    The US sample is Morning Consult's online registered panel. The employees were surveyed internally. This is an announcement by an AI provider itself.

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