Anthropic has established a biology lab, with the aim of enabling its Claude AI system to control physical robots.

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Beating AI Express: Anthropic has built its own biology lab in the San Francisco Bay Area, moving its AI model Claude from digital research to real-world experiments. Eric Kauderer-Abrams, head of life sciences at Anthropic, confirmed the company now runs its own experiments while also outsourcing some work to external partners. The next step is integrating Claude directly into lab automation: Anthropic aims to have Claude control robotic arms, pipetting robots and other equipment, performing experiments independently under human supervision. Last month, the company launched the Model Hardware Standard, which allows AI to control microscopes, robotic arms and lab instruments via a unified interface. The system can already adjust parameters based on experimental results and even handle some equipment malfunctions. Anthropic has also begun conducting preclinical drug research, focusing on diseases that traditional pharmaceutical firms deem too difficult or not commercially viable. However, the company will not carry out human clinical trials for now, noting its lab is not specifically for drug discovery, to avoid direct competition with its pharmaceutical clients. Life sciences is one of the areas where Anthropic has allocated the most manpower and resources. In June this year, the company launched Claude Science, a workbench integrating research tools including paper databases, code and computing resources. Now, with the addition of a real lab, Claude’s scientific research capabilities are advancing from “data analysis” to “hands-on experimentation.”