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🤖 Anthropic deploys Claude as automated interviewer
Published 8 days ago • 5 min read
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Anthropic deploys Claude as automated interviewer
Enterprises adopt agentic AI after OpenAI Accenture deal
Anthropic has launched “Anthropic Interviewer,” a tool that uses Claude to run structured research interviews at scale. The system helps the company and external researchers study how professionals use AI and how they feel about its role in their work.
Key details:
Claude generates interview plans tailored to specific research questions and then conducts adaptive, real-time interviews with participants.
Human researchers review and refine the AI’s interview plan and later analyze the collected responses.
Interviews typically last 10 to 15 minutes and are offered to Claude.ai users through in-product prompts.
Anthropic is making anonymized data from these interviews available to researchers studying AI’s economic and social impact.
Why it matters: Using an AI model as a “research interviewer” allows large-scale qualitative studies that would be hard to run manually. Insights from these interviews can shape how future AI systems are designed, governed and integrated into workplaces.
OpenAI and Accenture have formed a global partnership to help large companies adopt “agentic” AI systems that can take actions across business workflows, not just generate text. Accenture will roll out ChatGPT Enterprise and OpenAI agent tools to tens of thousands of its own staff and embed them into client operations.
Key details:
The collaboration focuses on building AI agents for core functions such as customer service, supply chain, finance and HR.
Accenture will use OpenAI’s AgentKit and implementation playbooks to help clients rapidly design, test and deploy custom AI agents.
OpenAI gains a large-scale enterprise channel as Accenture supports it in scaling AI deployments across industries.
The deal positions agentic AI as a pillar of “enterprise reinvention,” aiming for measurable productivity and growth gains.
Why it matters: This partnership signals that autonomous AI agents are moving from experiments into large, production-scale enterprise systems. It sets a template for how advanced AI will be integrated into everyday business processes globally.
Researchers have shown that machine learning can safely control a free-flying robot inside the International Space Station, improving its ability to navigate cluttered environments. This builds on earlier ISS experiments where astronauts coordinated intelligent robots for complex exploration tasks.
Key details:
A Stanford-led team demonstrated that learned control policies could guide a robot through the ISS while respecting strict safety limits.
The work focuses on navigation in tight, changing spaces, which is similar to conditions expected in future orbital and planetary habitats.
Previous “Surface Avatar” experiments linked an ISS astronaut with semi-autonomous robots in a Mars-like test site on Earth.
AI assistants such as “Neal AI” were used to support astronauts in understanding and operating robotic systems.
Why it matters: Better autonomous navigation reduces the need for constant human supervision of robots in space. This can make future missions to the Moon and Mars safer and more efficient, with robots handling more construction, maintenance and exploration tasks.
Nvidia has released Alpamayo R1, an open AI software model for self-driving cars that combines “vision, language and action” to reason about road situations. The model is available as open source for research and non-commercial use.
Key details:
Alpamayo R1 is a vision language action (VLA) model that turns sensor inputs into natural language descriptions and driving actions.
It uses “Chain of Causation” reasoning and trajectory planning to handle complex or rare driving scenarios more safely.
Nvidia and analysts say the model is aimed at pushing toward Level 4 autonomy, where vehicles can drive themselves in defined areas.
Model weights and code are published to support universities, startups and labs working on interpretable autonomous driving.
Why it matters: Open access to a state-of-the-art driving model could speed up innovation and safety research in autonomous vehicles. It also reflects a shift toward more transparent, explainable systems that show how AI “thinks” about the road, not just what control command it outputs.
Meta Platforms has acquired Limitless, a startup known for AI-enabled wearable devices that record and transcribe real-world conversations. The deal is aimed at strengthening Meta’s push into AI-powered consumer hardware.
Key details:
Limitless previously built a pendant-style or clip-on device that captures audio and turns it into searchable, AI-processed notes.
Meta plans to use Limitless technology to advance its next generation of AI-enabled wearables.
The acquisition aligns with Meta’s vision of “personal superintelligence” delivered through everyday devices like smart glasses.
Limitless will focus on supporting Meta’s existing AR and AI products rather than continuing to sell its own pendant as a standalone product.
Why it matters: The deal underlines how important AI-enabled wearables are becoming in Big Tech’s strategy after smartphones. It also raises fresh questions about privacy, data protection and regulation when devices can continuously capture and analyze everyday conversations.
Tailornova is a web-based 3D fashion design tool. On its website, you can draw clothing designs, preview them in 3D, and automatically get custom-fit sewing patterns. It works by using measurements you provide to create patterns ready for download. This lets you go from a design idea to a sewing-ready pattern without manual drafting.
What makes it unique?
It offers a customizable 3D “FitModel” based on actual body measurements so patterns match real sizes.
It converts a design sketch into production-ready patterns and cut-sheets in a matter of seconds.
Because it runs in a web browser, you don’t need to install heavy CAD software. This makes it accessible for independent designers, small studios, or hobbyists.
It supports many kinds of garments and allows a lot of customization-useful whether you are designing simple t-shirts or more complex outfits.
Use case magic
Boutique designers get full collections: 3D preview + ready-to-sew patterns.
Tailors generate made-to-measure patterns from exact customer measurements.
Sewing hobbyists make custom-fit clothes when ready-to-wear doesn’t fit.
Online brands easily produce small-batch or bespoke clothing via pattern-to-production pipeline.
Why it stands out
Tailornova simplifies garment creation by combining design, fitting and pattern making into one web tool. It removes the need for deep pattern-making skills or expensive software, letting anyone-from a home sewer to a small brand-create professional-quality garments. Its 3D visualization, custom-fit patterns and easy web access make fashion design more accessible.
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