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Chinese AI agent outperforms Anthropic’s Claude Code in autonomous research

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A Chinese artificial intelligence system, the Zhejiang University-led Qiushi Engine, has secured the top position on the ResearchClawBench, an international ranking for autonomous scientific research. As of Tuesday, the system outperformed several prominent competitors, including Anthropic’s Claude Code, to claim the lead in the benchmark.

The ResearchClawBench evaluates the ability of AI agents to conduct independent research tasks. By surpassing established models in this field, the Qiushi Engine demonstrates a significant advancement in autonomous research capabilities, marking a notable development in the competitive landscape of international AI research tools.

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