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Anthropic's New AI Tool Can Conduct Scientific Experiments

Summary by Emirates24|7
Washington: Anthropic has opened a research preview of a system that allows artificial intelligence (AI) assistants such as Claude to control scientific and engineering equipment and conduct experiments, marking the company’s first tool designed to operate in the physical world.Called the Model Hardware Standard (MHS), the technology enables AI agents to autonomously operate a wide range of devices that can be programmed using computer code. The…

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Anthropic is testing a system that allows AI like Claude to autonomously control microscopes, lasers, robotic arms, and laboratory equipment to conduct experiments.

·Ho Chi Minh City, Viet Nam
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With MHS, Anthropic is taking AI a step further: from analyzing scientific data and formulating hypotheses to directly controlling devices to test those hypotheses in the real world. Meta launches AI tool for automated programming for developers. Google launches AI tool to help decipher the mysteries of the human genome. New Australian AI tool combats harmful deepfake images.

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Contributed: Anthropic . Anthropic developed Model Hardware Standard to connect artificial intelligence agents with scientific instruments and physical devices. Claude can control from microscopes and lasers to robotic fluid and arm manipulators during experiments. The company tests technology with laboratories, universities and companies linked to biotechnology, robotics and quantum computing. Artificial intelligence chatbots learned to write, …

·Mexico City, Mexico
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Anthropic is a research system that allows its software to control scientific and engineering devices to carry out experiments, marking the debut of its first tool designed to operate in the f sico world. Read more (08/28/2026)

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Folha de S.Paulo broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Friday, August 28, 2026.
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