Anthropic's latest version of Claude can 'read' a computer via screenshots and operate its mouse and keyboard, performing ...

Security pros suggest hackers could trick Claude's 'computer use' into deploying malware. 'I’m majorly crossing my fingers ...

Anthropic, a leading AI company, has released an upgraded version of its Claude model, named Claude 3.5 Sonnet.

In addition to the computer use beta, Claude 3.5 Sonnet offers significant gains in coding and tool use but at the same cost ...

The latest update to Anthropic's Claude model turns it into a full-blown "AI agent" that can use anything installed on your ...

OpenAI’s rival Anthropic, the AI safety and research company, is changing the way humans interact with computers. The company ...

These agents aim to perform computer-based tasks just like a human would, from browsing the web to using software for ...

Anthropic has enabled its AI model Claude to be downloaded to personal computers. This allows the AI control many computer functions. Is this good, bad or both?

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

Emerging AI-driven platforms can 'see' your computer screen and perform dozens, or even hundreds, of tasks independently ...

Anthropic has released a new feature for its Claude chatbot that allows it to run and write code for more precise answers.

Anthropic's Tuesday announcement that it's giving its Claude model a new "computer use" capability has the AI world buzzing.