The next wave of game-changing AI models will soon be upon us – "agent" style models that'll be able to take over entire ongoing tasks and jobs with full autonomy. Anthropic's newest AI model gives us a sneak peek,

The Amazon-backed company has released an upgraded AI model designed to use a computer like humans do. It can “look” at a screen, move a cursor, click buttons, type and open apps. According to Anthropic, the digital helper (dubbed Claude 3.5 Sonnet) can autonomously carry out tasks that require dozens, if not hundreds, of steps to complete.

The move represents a small step toward a future where AIs don’t just generate content but control other systems and devices.

The experimental "computer use" capability points toward AI encroaching further into the realm of human skills.

Anthropic's Tuesday announcement that it's giving its Claude model a new "computer use" capability has the AI world buzzing. Why it matters: This doesn't mean that bots have busted free of the chat box to run loose on the desktop and in the browser — but that day looks much closer,

If you’re worried about artificial intelligence taking your job, you might want to sit down for this one. AI startup Anthropic has demonstrated a new “Claude” model called that can look at a computer screen and operate a virtual mouse and keyboard,

Anthropic has introduced a significant update to its Claude AI assistant, enabling it to control a computer, with the new feature, ‘computer use,’ now available in public beta. This functionality allows Claude to simulate human interactions with a computer by “looking” at the screen,