Anthropic’s lead engineer has issued a stark warning about the future of computer-based work. Speaking on a Podcast, Anthropic Lead Engineer Boris Cherny said advanced AI agents will ...

The top Anthropic engineer noted that AI systems like the ones sold by Anthropic and can can take action across workplace computer tools. They could soon take over multiple roles ...

The enterprise software application development space is rife with discussion that gravitates around the use of (predominantly agentic, but potentially AI services can now be used to “cut code” and ...

Borsi Cherny, a leading engineer at Anthropic has now issued a stark warning about the future of internet-based work. According to a report by Benzing.

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Anthropic engineer Boris Cherny has warned that advanced AI agents, such as Claude Code, could disrupt nearly all computer-based jobs. Unlike chatbots, these agents can run commands, write code and ...

The new tool, now testing as part of Claude Code, can scan codebases for security vulnerabilities and suggest targeted software fixes for human review.

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The combination of great powers combined with hacked-together agent software and LLMs that can still get things very wrong is a security nightmare.