Anthropic rolls out 'dreaming' feature for AI agents to enable self-improvement
Anthropic's new dream feature allows AI agents to analyze past work between sessions, identify patterns, and update user preference files to improve performance
Google and Amazon-backed Anthropic aims to target business customers with new AI tools.
Recently, artificial intelligence AI lab Anthropic on Wednesday touted a new feature for its Claude AI, which it calls "dreaming."
Available as a research preview, "dreaming" comes with its software for managing agents, or AI programs that perform tasks with little human involvement.
The feature's goal is self-improvement. It can review agents' work in between sessions, unearth patterns, and update files that store user preferences and other context, Anthropic said.
Pegged to its San Francisco developer conference, the new feature is a part of Anthropic's efforts to win business customers, on the heels of an uptick in popularity for its AI-powered coding agent.
On Tuesday, the startup unveiled 10 financially focused AI agents at an event in New York, in which it said the tech sector represented its largest source of enterprise revenue, followed by financial institutions.
Moves by the Google- and Amazon.com-backed startup have hammered software-as-a-service (SaaS) stocks as the market expects AI to disrupt legacy businesses.
Anthropic announced wider availability for other features as well, such as one for its AI agent to break down and delegate tasks to other, specialist agents.
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