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Claude could soon get a feature that lets it peep into your bank account

You'll obviously have to give it the necessary permissions once the feature becomes available.

Claude could soon get a feature that lets it peep into your bank account

Anthropic is reportedly developing a new feature for its AI assistant, Claude, called "Money". This feature would allow users to link their bank accounts to Claude, enabling them to ask questions about their spending, balances, recurring payments, budgeting, and financial plans.

The feature is expected to launch in the US first, although Anthropic has not officially confirmed any plans.

Google has made Anthropic's Claude available to its engineers for coding, as part of its efforts to stay competitive in the AI coding race.

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