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Claude | Computer use for orchestrating tasks
I'm Pooja and I'm a researcher at Anthropic. I'm going to show you a simple example of computer use today. My friends coming to San Francisco next week and I want to take him to do some touristy stuff. I think doing a sunrise hike with a view of the Golden Gate Bridge never gets old. So I'll ask Klod to figure out some logistics for us. I'll ask Klod to find a good place to see the sunrise, to help me figure out timing logistics, and to help drop a calendar invite to I remember when I have to leave. It's opening Chrome, going to Google, searching, and it looks like it's found something. Great. So how far away is the location from my place? It's opening maps, searching for the distance between my area and the hiking location. Cool. So now, it looks like Klod is searching for the sunrise time tomorrow and is now dropping it into my calendar, populating it with some details. It looks like Klod did it. This is a simple example, but we're sharing computers early to learn from what people build.
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I'm Pooja and I'm a researcher at Anthropic. I'm going to show you a simple example of computer use today. My friends coming to San Francisco next week and I want to take him to do some touristy stuff. I think doing a sunrise hike with a view of the Golden Gate Bridge never gets old. So I'll ask Klod to figure out some logistics for us. I'll ask Klod to find a good place to see the sunrise, to help me figure out timing logistics, and to help drop a calendar invite to I remember when I have to leave. It's opening Chrome, going to Google, searching, and it looks like it's found something. Great. So how far away is the location from my place? It's opening maps, searching for the distance between my area and the hiking location. Cool. So now, it looks like Klod is searching for the sunrise time tomorrow and is now dropping it into my calendar, populating it with some details. It looks like Klod did it. This is a simple example, but we're sharing computers early to learn from what people build.