Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei. Bloomberg/Getty Images Anthropic revealed 'dreaming' for AI agents, meant to refine their working memory and reduce errors. The company pushed related tools into the public hands' at its annual developer conference. Anthropic co-founder Jack Clark predicted this week that new tools will help AI self-improve Anthropic 's bid to build self-improving AI agents just spawned a new, anthropomorphic technique dubbed "dreaming." The high-flying AI lab announced the new process at its developer conference on Wednesday. "Dreaming" is part of Anthropic's push to overhaul software engineering and other knowledge work with increasingly autonomous tools. The new capability will plug into its nascent Claude Managed Agents product. The technique is meant to refine a system's memory by running evaluations between sessions. It will review old behavior and seek patterns, then help agents establish better ways of working and cut down on mistakes.…