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Metal cubes, a fake Venmo account, and an AI identity crisis — Claude's store stint spiraled quickly.

AI startup Anthropic held an experiment where it gave its AI bot Claude its own store to manage, and the results were interesting.

Anthropic says the trial succeeded in some areas, failed bizarrely in others, and showed the potential of AI middle managers.

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Anthropic tried testing Claude’s ability to run a passive-income business. Then came the weird existential crisis.

Anthropic ran an experiment where its Claude chatbot was put in charge of a tiny, automated "shop" inside its San Francisco headquarters — and the results were nothing short of hilarious. Despite ...

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For the new experiment, "Claudius," as the AI store manager was called, was tasked with overseeing a small "shop" inside Anthropic's San Francisco offices.