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30 articles about computer use in AI news

Anthropic's Claude Desktop Apps Gain Windows Support for Computer Use Feature

Anthropic has released Windows versions of Claude Code Desktop and Claude Cowork, bringing the 'computer use' feature—which allows the AI to interact with files and applications on a user's computer—to the platform. This follows the macOS release and marks a key step in Anthropic's desktop strategy.

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Anthropic Launches Computer Use Feature in Claude Code, Enabling AI to Execute Terminal Commands

Anthropic has activated a 'computer use' capability within its Claude Code environment, allowing the AI assistant to directly execute terminal commands. This marks a significant step toward autonomous coding agents that can interact with development environments.

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Claude Code's /mcp Computer Use: Test Your Local Apps Directly from the CLI

Claude Code can now open your apps, click through UIs, and test builds via a new /mcp computer-use command, turning it into a hands-on testing agent.

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Anthropic Launches 'Computer Use' Beta for Claude Desktop, Enabling Direct App Control

Anthropic has released a beta feature for Claude Desktop that allows the AI to directly view and interact with applications on a user's computer screen to complete tasks, marking a significant step toward agentic AI.

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Gemini 3.6 Flash Hits 83% on Computer Use, Beats GPT-5.6 and Grok

Gemini 3.6 Flash scored 83.0% on OSWorld-Verified, beating GPT-5.6 and Grok at $7.50 per million tokens, breaking the cheap-tier capability trade-off.

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Codex Computer Use Generates Blender Animation From Scratch

Codex installed Blender and made a 3D otter animation from a single prompt, needing one human click.

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GPT-5.4 Launches with Computer Control API

OpenAI launched GPT-5.4, featuring a 'Computer Use' API that lets the model control a user's desktop. Despite improvements, it scores 78.5% on SWE-Bench, behind Claude 3.5 Sonnet's 81.2%.

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Browser-use open-sources Claude-powered video editor

Browser-use open-sourced a video editor inside Claude Computer Use, replacing manual editing with natural language commands and challenging Adobe Premiere.

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Gemini 3.5 Flash Scores 78.4 on OSWorld, Matching GPT-5.5

Google integrated Computer Use into Gemini 3.5 Flash, scoring 78.4 on OSWorld — matching GPT-5.5 and undercutting on cost.

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How to Lock Down Claude Code After the Cowork Prompt Injection Scandal

Claude Code's new Computer Use feature expands attack surfaces. Here's how to configure permissions and audit dependencies to prevent data exfiltration.

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Anthropic Labs Team, Led by Boris Cherny, Ships MCP, Skills, Claude Desktop, and Claude Code

Boris Cherny reveals the small Anthropic Labs team he joined was responsible for shipping key early products like MCP, Skills, and the Claude Desktop app, and is now releasing full computer use in Cowork and Dispatch.

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Cua Driver Brings Background Computer-Use to Windows

Cua Driver launched Windows support for background computer-use, enabling agents like Claude Code to control GUI apps without blocking execution.

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Claude Desktop Gains 'Use My Computer' Feature for Direct App and Browser Control

Anthropic's Claude Desktop app now includes an experimental 'Use My Computer' feature that allows Claude AI to directly interact with local applications, browsers, and files when explicitly enabled by users.

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How Perplexity Computer's 'Unlimited Claude Code' Hack Actually Works (And Why You Shouldn't Use It)

A developer claims to have hacked Perplexity Computer for unlimited Claude Code access. Here's what's really happening and the legitimate alternatives you should use instead.

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Computer Vision's Retail Applications: A Look at Current Use Cases

An article from vocal.media details five real-world applications where computer vision is transforming retail operations, including inventory tracking, loss prevention, and customer analytics.

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Qualcomm's Arduino Ventuno Q: A Powerhouse Single-Board Computer for the Next Wave of Physical AI

Qualcomm and Arduino have launched the Ventuno Q, a high-performance single-board computer designed specifically for robotics and physical AI applications. Powered by the Dragonwing IQ8 processor with a dedicated NPU and paired with a low-latency microcontroller, it enables complex, offline AI tasks like object tracking and gesture recognition for systems that interact with the real world.

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FDM-1: The AI That Learned to Use Computers by Watching 11 Million Hours of Screen Recordings

Standard Intelligence has unveiled FDM-1, an AI system trained on 11 million hours of screen recordings that can perform complex computer tasks like CAD design, web navigation, and even simulated driving with minimal fine-tuning.

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Perplexity Revenue Doubled in Q1 2026 After Launching Computer

Perplexity's revenue doubled in the quarter following the launch of its 'Computer' feature. The company now has over 100 million users and growing enterprise adoption.

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Sam Altman Envisions Codex Desktop Evolving into Unified AI Agent Controlling Computers

Sam Altman discussed the Codex Desktop ecosystem evolving toward a unified AI agent that can control computers, access user data, and work across multiple surfaces. This vision points toward AI systems moving beyond code generation to become proactive, cross-platform assistants.

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Claude AI Gains Computer Control Feature: Opens Apps, Navigates Browser, Fills Spreadsheets

Anthropic's Claude AI can now be enabled to directly control a user's computer to perform tasks like opening applications, browser navigation, and spreadsheet work. This represents a significant shift from chat-based interaction to direct system automation.

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Market Report: Key Players and Competitive Dynamics in Computer Vision for Retail

A new market report segments the global computer vision for retail market by component, deployment, retail type, application, and end-user. It highlights competitive dynamics among key players driving adoption in areas like customer analytics and inventory management.

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Massive Open-Source Dataset of Computer Screen Recordings Released to Train AI Agents

Researchers have released the world's largest open-source dataset of computer-use recordings on Hugging Face. The collection contains 48,478 screen recording videos totaling approximately 12,300 hours of professional software usage, licensed under CC-BY-4.0 for AI training and evaluation.

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Perplexity Computer: The AI Agent That Works While You Sleep

Perplexity has launched 'Computer,' an AI agent that autonomously logs into user tools, executes workflows, and operates continuously without human prompting. This represents a fundamental shift from conversational AI to proactive task automation.

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Perplexity AI Unveils 'Perplexity Computer': The Next Evolution in AI-Powered Computing

Perplexity AI has launched 'Perplexity Computer,' a groundbreaking AI-native computing platform that integrates search, writing, and computational tools into a unified interface. This development represents a significant shift toward more integrated, conversational AI systems that could redefine how users interact with computers.

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Instacart Acquires Computer Vision Firm Arpalus for Real-Time Grocery

Instacart acquired computer vision firm Arpalus to add real-time shelf intelligence for grocery retailers. The technology automates inventory monitoring, product placement, and pricing verification.

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HPE Slingshot Leads Supercomputer Interconnects; China's 1.2 Exaflops

HPE's Slingshot tops supercomputer interconnects, but China's 1.2 exaflops machine steals the show, signaling a tightening race in HPC.

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Computer Vision Deployments Drive Retail Productivity Gains

Computer vision deployments in retail are driving productivity gains by automating inventory, checkout, and loss prevention. AI News reports that retailers using these systems see measurable operational improvements. The technology leverages vision transformers and cloud platforms like Google Cloud.

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Intel Omni-Path Resurfaces as InfiniBand Rival for DoE Supercomputers

Intel's Omni-Path interconnect, revived by Cornelis Networks, will connect DoE supercomputers at 400Gbps as an InfiniBand alternative.

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Albertsons Launches AI Supply Chain Tool With Computer Vision

Albertsons launched a patent-pending AI supply chain tool using computer vision to reduce food waste and improve inventory across 2,200+ stores.

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NVIDIA, DOE Build 100K-GPU Supercomputer for Science

DOE and NVIDIA announced Solstice, a 100K-GPU Vera Rubin supercomputer delivering 5,000 exaflops, and Equinox with 10K Blackwell GPUs.

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