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Anthropic internal study: AI agents mostly wait on humans

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Anthropic released an internal study of its own workforce examining how AI agents change work at the company. The study found that 80% of elapsed time in Claude sessions was agents waiting on human input, according to Fortune Term Sheet. The finding points to human attention, not agent capability, as the main bottleneck in an AI-agent workplace, the report said.

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  1. Fortune Term Sheet
    Anthropic Study Finds Human Attention Is the Bottleneck in an AI-Agent Workplace

    Anthropic's internal study found 80% of elapsed time in Claude sessions was agents waiting on human input.

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