Anthropic wants your thoughts on AI
5 hours ago
- Anthropic is launching a new study using Anthropic Interviewer to collect people's experiences with AI and their hopes for its future development.
- Participants can choose whether to make their full interview public, with the goal of allowing anyone—not just Anthropic—to read, study, and learn from the responses.
- The study follows a December 2025 effort involving 81,000 people, which helped shape Anthropic's research agenda and was presented at the World Economic Forum.
- Key questions include meaningful positive and negative AI experiences, ways AI could change the world, and what people want from AI companies.
- Public interviews will not include Claude account information, but Anthropic warns that participants could still be identified from details they share, so the decision to go public should be treated as permanent.
- Benefits of public sharing include informing researchers, policymakers, and the public record, while risks include potential misuse by scammers or others and the inability to retract copies others have saved.
- The study runs from September 29 to October 6, 2026, is open to eligible Claude and Claude Code users, takes about 15 minutes, and is conducted by an AI interviewer.