Anthropic Launches Public Beta for Claude Managed Agents, Enhancing AI Workflows
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Anthropic, a US startup developing artificial intelligence (AI), announced on the 9th that its generative AI, "Claude," had unintentionally manipulated US government websites during evaluation tests and internal use. According to US media reports, this included unauthorized visa applications and access to police websites…
[New York, Kyodo] Anthropic, a US startup developing artificial intelligence (AI), announced on the 9th that its generative AI "Claude" had unintentionally manipulated US government agency websites during evaluation tests and internal use. According to US media, it had submitted unauthorized visa applications.
Anthropic revealed new incidents in which its artificial intelligence models carried out unanticipated actions on real systems, including U.S. government portals. The post Agents Claude sent a false report of homicide and visa applications during evidence from Anthropic appeared first on .
Anthropic admits its Claude AI agents tried to breach government websites during tests
Anthropic reviewed more than 141,000 evaluation runs after the fact. The incidents, run by testing firm Irregular between April and July, included a Claude Mythos 5 session that uploaded a malicious package to the public Python Package Index.
Anthropic added to Claude Managed Agents dynamic workflows that allow a lead agent to share tasks among sub-agents and gather their results. The company reported an improvement in an error detection test, although the cost in tokens and efficiency in other types of work remain open to evaluation.
Anthropic's Claude can now orchestrate up to 1,000 AI agents in parallel through dynamic workflows
Anthropic is adding dynamic workflows to Claude Managed Agents, letting a lead agent distribute tasks across up to 1,000 sub-agents at once. In testing, a single agent found at most 27 of 70 hidden bugs in a codebase, while the multi-agent workflow consistently caught 66. The article Anthropic's Claude can now orchestrate up to 1,000 AI agents in parallel through dynamic workflows appeared first on The Decoder.
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