On October 24, Anthropic unveiled an improved version of its Claude 3.5 Sonnet model, a significant advance for those looking for an AI that can alleviate daily business tasks. The main novelty? A feature called Computer Use, which allows Claude to perform actions on a computer by simulating a human user.
Computer Use allows Claude to perform simple tasks on a computer, such as opening browsers, clicking, filling out forms, or interacting with applications, by visually analyzing the screen. This capability represents a major step towards an AI that becomes a true digital assistant, capable of interacting fluidly with software, without a human having to supervise each step.
AI, as an assistant capable of performing actions on a computer, meets the growing need to automate repetitive tasks. The Computer Use function opens the door to new perspectives for businesses that want to optimize productivity without increasing their human workload.
Claude 3.5 Sonnet is currently available in beta. This means that interested businesses can test this new feature and find out how Claude can fit into their daily workflow.
Claude's ability to manage simple digital tasks marks a new stage in business automation, offering teams an effective ally for administrative and operational tasks.
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