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Anthropic’s Jared Kaplan on the Future of AI Agents l TechCrunch Sessions: AI

Anthropic Co-Founder and Chief Science Officer Jared Kaplan joined TechCrunch Senior Reporter Max Zeff at our Sessions: AI event to talk about the hottest topic within the AI community right now: agents. In Kaplan’s view, chatbots are just the start, and agents will be the next frontier in expanding what AI can be capable of…

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Anthropic Co-Founder and Chief Science Officer Jared Kaplan joined TechCrunch Senior Reporter Max Zeff at our Sessions: AI event to talk about the hottest topic within the AI community right now: agents. In Kaplan’s view, chatbots are just the start, and agents will be the next frontier in expanding what AI can be capable of accomplishing.

Kaplan also addressed a couple recent flashpoints with Anthropic, including the company rescinding some model access to the startup Windsurf, reportedly set to be acquired by OpenAI, as well as the company’s stance against some of the Trump admin’s recent AI policies.

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  1. @moonsonate5631

    June 8, 2025 at 8:07 am

    Timestamps (Powered by Merlin AI)
    00:04 – Anthropic pivots from chatbots to advanced AI coding systems.
    02:07 – Anthropic focuses on empowering developers with flexible AI integration tools.
    06:21 – Anthropic focuses on empowering partners and not limiting access to AI tools.
    08:19 – Scaling AI models continues to yield improvements through enhanced compute and data.
    12:33 – AI’s rapid scaling faces compute resource constraints while models unlock new use cases.
    14:32 – Integration challenges of Claude with major voice assistants like Apple and Google.
    18:23 – Governments need to act quickly and transparently in AI regulation.
    20:20 – Advanced AI developers should align with government transparency requests.
    24:05 – Anthropic remains committed to AI safety and transparency despite criticisms.
    25:45 – The importance of safety in increasingly capable AI systems.

  2. @CansuYamanlar-x7i

    June 8, 2025 at 8:21 am

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  3. @JeremyDawesJezweb

    June 11, 2025 at 5:10 am

    Skip. Not much information about agents for agentic workflows. The interviewer seemed a lot more interested in the business machinations of how Anthropic works or doesn’t work with competitors and how they’ll deal with their competitors and government than anything to do with AI agents in the future.

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