Anthropic has announced the release of its upgraded AI models, Claude 3.5 Sonnet and Haiku, which introduce a groundbreaking feature called 'Computer Use'. This capability allows the AI to interact with computer screens similarly to humans, performing tasks such as moving cursors, clicking buttons, and typing text. The feature is available in beta for developers, with potential applications in automating repetitive tasks and conducting complex research activities. Despite its novelty, the tool faces limitations and safety concerns, including occasional errors and the need for human oversight. Companies like Amazon and Canva are already testing this new technology, which could transform enterprise operations by offering innovative ways to automate workflows. Anthropic has also emphasized the importance of safety, conducting evaluations to ensure the AI models cannot be easily deceived or used for malicious purposes.