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Claude reportedly authored more than 80% of code merged into Anthropic’s systems

DailyAITechNews, citing Anthropic, says engineers were shipping about eight times as much code as in 2024, mostly by directing Claude. The company says humans still pick the goals.

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DailyAITechNews, citing figures published by Anthropic, says Claude authored more than 80% of the code merged into the company’s own systems as of May. Engineers were shipping about eight times as much code as in 2024, largely by directing Claude rather than typing. According to the account, Anthropic says a model cannot yet fully design its successor on its own. The company also warns that if that self-improvement loop closes, maintaining control gets harder, not easier.

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Abearica@abearicaonlinethis is probably okay 😵‍💫 Anthropic "quietly sets up biology lab..."20d
AI News@DailyAITechNewsAt Anthropic, the chatbot now writes most of the code that builds the next chatbot. The lab that has been asking the world to slow down published new numbers: as of May, Claude authored more than 80% of the code merged into Anthropic’s own systems. Engineers were shipping about eight times as much code as in 2024, mostly by directing Claude rather than typing. The company says it is not yet at the point where a model can fully design its successor on its own — humans still pick the goals. It also says that if that loop ever closes, control gets harder, not easier. The public is being asked to pace the frontier. Inside the lab, the frontier is writing itself. https://www.anthropic.com/institute/recursive-self-improvement20d
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    Abearica@abearicaonlinethis is probably okay 😵‍💫 Anthropic "quietly sets up biology lab..."20d
    AI News@DailyAITechNewsAt Anthropic, the chatbot now writes most of the code that builds the next chatbot. The lab that has been asking the world to slow down published new numbers: as of May, Claude authored more than 80% of the code merged into Anthropic’s own systems. Engineers were shipping about eight times as much code as in 2024, mostly by directing Claude rather than typing. The company says it is not yet at the point where a model can fully design its successor on its own — humans still pick the goals. It also says that if that loop ever closes, control gets harder, not easier. The public is being asked to pace the frontier. Inside the lab, the frontier is writing itself. https://www.anthropic.com/institute/recursive-self-improvement20d
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