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Anthropic says ~950 Claude agents spent 21 hours on an enzyme lead. What counts as discovery?

Anthropic reported yesterday that a search using roughly 950 Claude agents over 21 hours identified an unusual DNA-repeat array and an accessory protein beside a previously known reverse transcriptase. Human scientists then tested the lead in their lab. Anthropic says the biological function is sti…

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  1. 2026-09-24 17:37 · r/AI_Agents
    Anthropic says ~950 Claude agents spent 21 hours on an enzyme lead. What counts as discovery?

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