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Anthropic launches Claude Cowork on mobile and web
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Why it matters
- →Expanding to mobile and web increases accessibility for users.
- →Cloud-based sessions enhance task continuity across devices.
- →The move signifies a shift towards more flexible AI task management.
Anthropic has launched its Claude Cowork AI platform on mobile and web, expanding beyond its previous desktop-only availability. The platform now supports cloud-based sessions, allowing tasks to continue even when devices are offline. Users can access Cowork on iOS and Android, though the full experience remains on the desktop app. This expansion aims to provide more flexibility and accessibility for users managing AI tasks across different devices.
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