According to CoinMeta, as reported by Benzinga, artificial intelligence is approaching a wave of broader workplace automation that may affect industries such as film production, gaming, and manufacturing. In a post on November 9th, Levie pointed out that advancements in coding, computer usage, and reasoning abilities will enable AI partners to handle more complex professional tasks across fields including animation, architecture, product design, and robotics. He challenged the assumption that "cheaper production necessarily means fewer opportunities," arguing that reducing costs could prompt customers to request more work. The Anthropic's Fable 5.2 model performed exceptionally well in designing three types of electronic devices, with circuit boards ready for manufacturing in less than a day. These are tests reported by the company, and it has not yet been proven that entire occupations can be automated. The argument from Levie is that if companies can utilize cheaper and more powerful tools to create projects that were previously too costly, AI may see increased output across various industries.