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    Shared analysis sees Astra’s potential white-collar market as far larger than coding’s

    A user estimates coding’s addressable market at roughly $1 trillion, counting programmer wages and global software budgets, versus over $10 trillion in white-collar wages alone.

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    A user shared a quote from a Deep|LLM analysis calling Astra the “Claude 3.7 moment for knowledge work” and arguing that its potential market is an order of magnitude larger than coding. In a follow-up reply, the user puts coding’s addressable market—programmer wages plus global software budgets—at roughly $1 trillion. They contrast that with wages and tooling budgets for hundreds of millions of white-collar workers, estimating that wages alone exceed $10 trillion.

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    @davidleeOn market size: the addressable market for coding is the wages of tens of millions of programmers plus global software budgets, roughly a trillion dollars, of which tens of billions have become revenue over the past year or so. The addressable market for knowledge work is the wages of hundreds of millions of white-collar workers plus their tooling budgets. Wages alone exceed $10 trillion.

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    @davidleeOn market size: the addressable market for coding is the wages of tens of millions of programmers plus global software budgets, roughly a trillion dollars, of which tens of billions have become revenue over the past year or so. The addressable market for knowledge work is the wages of hundreds of millions of white-collar workers plus their tooling budgets. Wages alone exceed $10 trillion.