Anthropic releases findings from a pilot that let three external researchers run studies on Claude usage; one study found users delegate high-stakes tasks (Anthropic)
Earlier this year, we ran a pilot giving external researchers access to aggregate, real-world Claude usage data.
Anthropic has released findings from a pilot study that allowed three external researchers to analyze real-world usage of its AI model, Claude. According to Anthropic, one of the studies found that users tend to delegate high-stakes tasks to Claude.
The pilot study provided the researchers with aggregate data on Claude's usage. No further details on the studies or their findings were made available.
Anthropic has also introduced a new feature for its desktop app, allowing Claude to access a built-in Chromium-based browser, according to The New Stack. This feature is currently rolling out to paying subscribers of Pro, Max, and Team plans. Previously, users had to install a Chrome extension to enable web browsing for Claude.
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- Claude Cowork gets its own browser that doesn’t touch your tabs, bookmarks, or saved passwords digitaltrends.com
- Anthropic gives Claude Cowork its own built-in browser on the desktop app separate from users' day-to-day browser, rolling out to paying subscribers (Frederic Lardinois/The New Stack) thenewstack.io
