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SAN FRANCISCO — May 6, 2026 — At its inaugural "Code with Claude" developers’ conference, Anthropic, a leader in safety-focused artificial intelligence, announced a significant architectural breakthrough that moves Large Language Models (LLMs) closer to human-like cognitive processing. The company introduced "Dreaming," a
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