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Today’s Menu

• Anthropic’s AI Can Now Use Computers Like a Human

• Bitcoin's Decline Tests Market Momentum

Markets

TODAY IN AI

Anthropic’s AI Can Now Use Computers Like a Human

Anthropic just unveiled a groundbreaking feature called ‘computer use,’ allowing its AI, Claude, to navigate computer interfaces autonomously.

Claude can now perform tasks such as typing, moving cursors, and executing commands across apps and websites—mimicking human behavior.

Anthropic has also upgraded its Sonnet and Haiku models, improving coding and tool use while keeping costs low.

Although the ‘computer use’ feature isn't perfect yet, it signals a major step in automating digital workflows, potentially disrupting the automation startup space.

This is going to be huge for the “AI agent” world.

AI is active in a million different ways, but it needs “agents” in order to piece it together across multiple platforms.

(similar to how you would use a product like Zapier or Make to connect various websites and applications together).

^{Today In Crypto}

Bitcoin's Decline Tests Market Momentum

Bitcoin slid below $67,000, falling 1.3% in the past 24 hours, and dragging the broader crypto market down by over 1.5%. ETFs saw $80 million in outflows, snapping a seven-day win streak, while DOGE led losses with a 3.8% drop.

The halt in stablecoin growth is another key factor, as liquidity plays a vital role in sustaining crypto rallies. Despite speculation favoring Trump as a pro-crypto candidate, analysts suggest BTC may rise regardless of the election outcome, as both parties are adopting crypto-friendly stances.

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Damon James