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Claude Code, an AI model, has gained the capability to directly control a user's computer to autonomously complete tasks. This marks a significant advancement in AI autonomy, allowing it to interact with operating systems and applications beyond traditional conversational interfaces. This development paves the way for highly automated workflows but also introduces new considerations regarding security and user oversight.
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