Anthropic Debuts Claude Duet AI Agent for Enterprise Workflows
Anthropic is expanding its enterprise footprint with Claude Duet, a new autonomous AI agent application designed to handle complex, multi-step workplace operations.
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October 22, 2026
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Meta Pins High Financial Hopes on Personal AI Agent Muse
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