The latest version of the artificial intelligence Claude 3.5 Sonnet can do what its competitors have not even thought about and its functioning resembles human activity even more. Performs various tasks including launching programs, using keyboard shortcuts and mouse clicks.
The latest version of artificial intelligence Claude 3.5 Sonnet
The time is approaching when artificial intelligence will be able to perform tasks similar to a human. Communication with it will no longer have to take place only in a program or browser window, but will be fully integrated into an ecosystem with which it can work as efficiently or more efficiently than a human. The Anthropic company presented a new AI version of the Claude 3.5 Sonnet model, which can independently handle several fundamental activities when working with a computer. It can use the keyboard, mouse, keyboard shortcuts and practically any installed programs. “I think the time is coming when AI models will be able to use the tools that we ourselves use to complete tasks,” Jared Kaplan, head of the research team, told Wired magazine.
Thanks to the new version, the artificial intelligence Claude can act as a virtual assistant that performs various tasks directly on your device, from simple actions such as clicking and filling out forms, to complex operations. The technology uses advanced artificial intelligence algorithms that allow it to “see” what is happening on the screen and interact with various programs. In practice, this means that Claude can not only execute individual commands, but also understand the context of the tasks that need to be completed. For example, if you want to write a message, Claude can open your text editor, create a new document and write based on your input. Such options are particularly useful in situations where routine actions or repetitive processes are required. Thanks to this, automation can take on a completely new dimension.
For now only for testing purposes
The technology is currently only tested and available to a narrow circle of users and partners. Among them are developers and partners from companies like Asana and Replit, who are trying to deploy Claude to solve complex tasks like project management or writing code. Anthropic’s goal is to create a reliable tool that could serve a wide range of users – from individuals to large enterprises. But despite its potential, this technology requires careful deployment, because with such a degree of AI autonomy comes issues of security and data protection.
Anthropic emphasizes that it strives to create a reliable and responsible tool that will be safe to use. The company’s goal is to improve work processes and increase efficiency without compromising user privacy. If this technology can be successfully implemented, it may mark the beginning of a new era of human-computer interaction, when artificial intelligence will perform tasks not only as an advisor, but also as a full-fledged “colleague”, capable of independently performing routine as well as creative work.
Source: vat.pravda.sk
