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June 18, 2026

Anthropic expands Project Fetch

Anthropic’s Project Fetch: Phase Two examines how advanced AI models can assist people in completing complex physical-world tasks through robots, highlighting both progress and remaining limitations in autonomy and reliability.

Anthropic has released Project Fetch: Phase Two, a research initiative that investigates how frontier AI models can extend their capabilities into the physical world through robotic systems.

The project evaluates how effectively AI can help humans perform complex, real-world tasks by coordinating with robots and adapting to changing environments. Results show meaningful improvements in task completion, planning, and collaboration, while also revealing challenges related to robustness, reliability, and long-horizon decision-making.

Anthropic says the findings provide valuable insights into the opportunities and limitations of AI-powered robotics and help inform the safe development of increasingly capable autonomous systems.

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