Anthropic, the AI research company backed by Amazon, has unveiled a groundbreaking update to its Claude 3.5 model, allowing AI to directly control personal computers. This advancement paves the way for AI agents capable of handling complex tasks, from web browsing to programming, raising concerns about reliability, security, and the potential consequences of handing over such power.
Anthropic, the generative AI startup, has released significant updates to its Claude 3.5 model. The new Claude 3.5 Sonnet boasts impressive performance gains across various benchmarks, outperforming even Gemini 1.5 Pro in some areas. But the most notable addition is the public beta feature, ‘Computer Use,’ which allows Claude to interact with desktop applications by generating mouse clicks and keystrokes. While the technology is still experimental, it represents a leap forward in AI automation.
