For nearly a month investors have raced to dump shares of companies that could be disrupted by AI tools like Anthropic’s Claude Cowork. Sharp selling has been seen by a wide variety of sectors including software, legal services, wealth management and transportation logistics on worries that the tools could erode growth, demand and pricing power at traditional companies. This absence of publicly traded companies that offer some kind of exposure or correlation to Anthropic is becoming a frustration for traders, who are instead stuck trying to side-step the growing a list of stocks that have plunged because of its tools.