what does Anthropic say about the impact of AI on jobs?

Anthropic has stated that AI is not yet replacing jobs on a large scale, with early data indicating scant labor impact and no mass layoffs observed so far [2][6][8]. However, their studies highlight potential risks, including AI automating up to 70% of tasks within jobs—though not entire roles—and growing inequality as experienced users pull ahead, raising concerns about future displacement and workforce divides [2][3]. They note that the youngest workers in the US are most at risk, and executives urge developing adaptable skills and integrating AI tools to stay competitive, especially for entry-level white-collar jobs where up to half could be threatened in the next five years [8][12]. To address this, Anthropic launched a detection tool and an "observed exposure" framework to monitor AI's actual job displacement using occupational data and usage patterns [1][9].