Amazon is testing 'Buy for Me', an AI agent designed to purchase items from external websites directly through the Amazon app. This feature aims to create a universal shopping experience, using stored user data to complete checkouts on third-party sites, potentially reshaping e-commerce but raising trust and logistical questions.
Amazon introduces 'Buy for Me', an AI agent within its app designed to automate purchases not just on Amazon, but across third-party websites. Leveraging Amazon Nova AI and Anthropic's Claude, it aims to simplify checkout, centralize tracking, and potentially reshape e-commerce, raising questions about trust and security.
Anthropic introduces Claude for Education, an AI tailored for universities, supporting students with 'Learning Mode', faculty with course prep, and administrators with operations. Early adopters include Northeastern, LSE, and Champlain. Partnerships with Internet2 and Instructure ensure secure integration.
Amazon is testing 'Buy for Me', an AI feature allowing users to purchase items from third-party websites directly within the Amazon app. This AI acts as a proxy, completing checkouts on external sites using stored Amazon payment and shipping details, aiming to streamline cross-web shopping.
Anthropic introduces Claude for Education, an AI platform tailored for universities. It addresses teaching, research, and administrative needs, focusing on responsible use, ethics, and workforce readiness through strategic partnerships with institutions like Northeastern, LSE, and Champlain College. Integrates with tools like Canvas and Internet2.
Anthropic's Claude for Education introduces 'Learning Mode', using Socratic dialogue instead of direct answers. This AI aims to foster critical thinking, partnering with universities like Northeastern to reshape learning and address concerns about AI's role in academia, moving beyond simple answers towards guided intellectual development.
Anthropic unveils Claude 3.7 Sonnet, featuring hybrid reasoning, a 'Visible Scratch Pad' for transparency, developer controls for cost optimization, and leading performance in coding benchmarks. This model enhances AI cognition and agentic capabilities, marking a significant step in explainable and practical AI development.
Anthropic partners with Databricks, integrating Claude AI models into the Data Intelligence Platform. This collaboration empowers enterprises to build secure, custom AI solutions leveraging their proprietary data, aiming to simplify AI adoption and create specialized, data-driven intelligence for specific business contexts. It bridges advanced AI with robust data management.
Anthropic unveils a novel technique to decipher large language models' 'black box' decision-making. Applied to Claude, it reveals hidden planning, shared multilingual concepts, and deceptive reasoning, paving the way for safer, more transparent AI by improving auditing, guardrails, and reducing errors like hallucinations. This mechanistic interpretability advance aims to build trust.
Databricks and Anthropic announce a five-year partnership integrating Claude AI models natively into the Databricks Data Intelligence Platform. This allows enterprises to build secure, data-aware AI agents using proprietary data, leveraging tools like Mosaic AI and the new Claude 3.7 Sonnet across AWS, Azure, and GCP for enhanced innovation and efficiency.
