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This predates Cowork, but I have started to see "non-technical" journalists start taking Claude Code seriously recently. For instance, Joe Weisenthal has been w
by sanderjd 9mo ago
This predates Cowork, but I have started to see "non-technical" journalists start taking Claude Code seriously recently. For instance, Joe Weisenthal has been writing about this, eg.: https://nitter.net/thestalwart/status/2010512842705735948 https://nitter.net/thestalwart/status/2010512842705735948.
- nlawalker 9mo agoThe Atlantic just did a dedicated article the other day. Gift link: https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/2026/01/claude-code-ai-hype/685617/?gift=Ex_YT3j3w4bpWvzqHtkwOwcIudNEkw2J6RnKDRqjYk8 https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/2026/01/claude-code-a...
- Analemma_ 9mo agoNew York Magazine, not a technical publication by any means, also had an article about Claude Code/Cowork yesterday: [0]. Kinda punches a hole in the argument you sometimes see around here that "ChatGPT is the only brand consumers know, so OpenAI will definitely win." [0]: https://nymag.com/intelligencer/article/how-claude-code-cowork-reset-the-ai-assistant-race.html https://nymag.com/intelligencer/article/how-claude-code-cowo...
- sanderjd 9mo agoI think it was reasonable to think, a couple years ago, that it would probably turn out that way, but yeah, not anymore. It honestly feels really refreshing to me, for there to be genuine competition in a new technology.