Anthropic shares full webinar on evaluating AI agents

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Anthropic shares full webinar on evaluating AI agents

Anthropic has released the full video recording of their recent webinar titled "Evals for AI Agents: How product builders get the most out of every new model." This session is designed to guide developers and product teams on creating robust evaluation frameworks to effectively measure and improve the performance of autonomous AI agents built on new models.

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As the industry shifts focus from simple chatbots to complex agentic workflows, reliable evaluation has become a critical bottleneck. This webinar provides valuable, practical insights straight from a leading frontier model provider, addressing a major pain point in current AI development by demonstrating how to reliably test agents. It signals Anthropic's commitment to supporting developers with best practices and is essential viewing for product teams looking to productionize AI agents.

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anthropicagentevaluationswebinardevelopment

DISCOVERED

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2026-07-15

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2026-07-15

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7/ 10

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