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An econ professor just had claude cowork 4.6 write a sophisticated and coherent paper (he wouldn’t publish this under his name if it wasn’t), a PhD level paper, in 6 hours running claude cowork. The paper proves that demand-driven recessions are harder to recover from than supply-driven ones. A demand-driven recession is when people choose to stop buying and making stuff because they’re scared. A supply-driven one is when they stop because there’s some external thing, like a covid lockdown, restricting them. Some say that’s a false dichotomy, that any recession is both demand and supply driven but this is all perfectly acceptable analysis in the econ world. Basically it does what a PhD student would do. Research, write, check their work, repeat. It can easily be applied to write briefs. More here https://x.com/YanagizawaD/status/2022034189395407093 submitted by /u/CallkeyKibret

Originally posted by u/CallkeyKibret on r/ArtificialInteligence