
The popularity of Spotify Wrapped has kicked off a wide range of year-in-review features, on apps from YouTube to Uber - and now, the lookback trend has come to AI. Anthropic on Thursday announced a "reflect" feature for its Claude chatbot, allowing users to see an analysis of their usage data over the past month, three months, six months, or year. Anthropic bills the reflection dashboard as a way to "see your patterns and shape them," the company wrote in a blog post. It begi
Anthropic has announced a "reflection dashboard" feature for its Claude chatbot that shows users an analysis of their usage data over the past month, three months, six months, or year. The dashboard displays key topics discussed with Claude, types of tasks delegated to it, usage patterns including peak times, and allows users to set quiet hours or break reminders. The feature invites users to reflect on how Claude fits into their lives and whether their usage aligns with their goals, and users can then discuss their answers with Claude itself. This follows a trend of year-in-review features popularized by services like Spotify and adopted by platforms from YouTube to Uber.

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