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Anthropic says Claude now leads 26% of its AI research and development

Anthropic announced that its Claude model is now responsible for roughly 26% of the company’s model research and development work, and it participates in about 90% of R&D tasks under human supervision. The firm said Claude moved from virtually no leadership in February to a quarter of the workload by August, handling most of a task end‑to‑end from a high‑level prompt while still being overseen.

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  • Claude now leads 26% of Anthropic's model research and development.
  • Claude is involved in about 90% of the company's R&D tasks.
  • Claude operates under human supervision and is not fully autonomous.

Yahoo, Note.com, NBC News and NBC New York all convey the same figures, with Yahoo describing the share as “roughly a quarter,” Note.com noting “over 90% participation,” and the NBC outlets using the same 26% and 90% numbers. The consistent reporting underscores a measurable step toward recursive self‑improvement, a trend that AI leaders are watching closely for safety and governance implications.

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