Education tasks rose to 15% of sampled Claude conversations by November 2025, from 9.6% in January

What the chart shows

In the Anthropic Economic Index, the share of sampled Claude conversations involving educational instruction and library tasks rose from 9.6% in January 2025 to 15% in November, the largest gain of the eight occupation groups shown.

Computer and mathematical tasks remained the largest group, but their share fell from a high of 40% in March to 34% in November. Business and financial operations fell from 5.9% to 3.2%, and architecture and engineering from 4.7% to 1.9%.

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How to read it

• Shares of sampled Claude conversations, classified by the occupation group of the task, from four Anthropic Economic Index releases (data for January, March, August and November 2025). Anthropic publishes this index about the use of its own product.
• Only eight occupation groups are in the data; together they cover 80% to 88% of conversations in each release. Group names are shortened: “Sciences” is life, physical and social sciences; “Arts and media” is arts, design, entertainment, sports and media.
• The report text describes education rising from 9% to about 14%; the data shows 9.6% to 15.0%. We use the data.
• The releases are unevenly spaced; the axis spaces them evenly.