Anthropic Tests Claude Trading and Sabotage Detection in EVE

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2026-11-06
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Anthropic published Project EVE research on November 6, 2026, showing that Claude agents could profit in simulated EVE Online markets while four-agent teams in EVE Frontier almost never caught a teammate explicitly instructed to sabotage their mission. The work was part of the Anthropic Fellows Program from April through July 2026 and involved a partnership with Fenris Creations. Both games combine scarce resources, player-built supply chains, navigation, combat and trade, providing…

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Anthropic published Project EVE research on November 6, 2026, showing that Claude agents could profit in simulated EVE Online markets while four-agent teams in EVE Frontier almost never caught a teammate explicitly instructed to sabotage their mission. The work was part of the Anthropic Fellows Program from April through July 2026 and involved a partnership with Fenris Creations. Both games combine scarce resources, player-built supply chains, navigation, combat and trade, providing…

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