The artificial intelligence company Anthropic has announced a significant update for its model Claude, which can now use the user's computer to perform various tasks. This functionality allows users to send instructions to Claude from their phone, and the AI agent can open applications, browse the internet, and complete spreadsheets. A demonstrated example shows how Claude can export a presentation in PDF format and attach it to a meeting invitation. This innovation underscores the industry's efforts to develop autonomous AI agents capable of executing tasks for users. Additionally, the OpenClaw application has become popular, allowing users to send commands through messaging applications. However, Anthropic has warned that Claude's use of the computer is still in the early stages and that the model may make mistakes. The feature has been built with safety measures, and Claude will always request permission before accessing new applications.
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Anthropic: Claude poate folosi acum computerul utilizatorilor pentru a îndeplini sarcini automat
Anthropic: Claude poate folosi acum computerul utilizatorilor pentru a îndeplini sarcini automat
Agentul AI care îți folosește computerul: Anthropic lansează o funcție prin care Claude chiar poate termina munca în locul tău
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