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Anthropic releases flagship Fable 5.2, touts robot-control performance

2026-11-11 Category: Briefs Comments(0)

Anthropic released its new flagship model, Fable 5.2. In the RoboDojo dual-arm simulated robot benchmark, Fable 5.2 achieved an average success rate of 64.9%, controlling a physical robotic arm to complete three tasks — drawing patterns, unscrewing a bottle cap and solving a Rubik’s cube — without dedicated training, according to test data published by the company. Anthropic said Fable 5.2’s robot-control performance is “better than most AI models designed specifically for robot control.”

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