Anthropic Sees an Opportunity to Make Travel More Personalized — and Simpler
Photo Caption: Anthropic's Kate Jensen speaking remotely at Skift Global Forum East Skift
Skift Take
Anthropic wants businesses to build their own AI agents. Here’s how travel can benefit.
Don’t tell Anthropic’s Kate Jensen that her company’s AI, Claude, is just a chatbot.
At Skift Global Forum East, Jensen, Anthropic’s head of Americas, described it as a “lab” where new models and products are developed for business use.
This enterprise-first mindset is what sets Claude apart from rivals like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity. Anthropic’s AI is also available to individuals, but that’s secondary.
That’s not the only distinction.
According to Jensen, the company's goal is to help companies build their own tools for chat, check-ins, back-office automation, and more. What it doesn’t do is try to pull these third parties into a Claude-centered ecosystem.
That’s notable, given OpenAI’s recent effort to turn ChatGPT into a platform with third-party in-chat apps.
In essence, Anthropic is building an AI i