Anthropic established the Model Hardware Standard for interfacing equipment, reducing the duration of scientific experiments from weeks to just a few days
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Anthropic has established the Model Hardware Standard to simplify equipment interfacing, significantly reducing the duration of scientific experiments from weeks to days.
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