UiPath today announced that its Screen Agent powered by Claude Opus 4.5 achieved the No. 1 position in the OSWorld-Verified benchmark—an independent, end-to-end evaluation of AI agents performing real-world computer tasks. The benchmark assessed performance across 369 discrete workflows involving web and desktop applications, OS file operations and cross-platform processes. UiPath’s solution outperformed both general-purpose and specialized computer-use models as well as competing agentic frameworks, validating its ability to execute complex, multimodal tasks at enterprise scale. This milestone follows last September’s OSWorld result, where the same agent powered by OpenAI GPT-5 placed second, underscoring UiPath’s rapid innovation cycle and strengthening its competitive differentiation in agentic automation.

On January 13, CEO and Chairman Dines Daniel sold 45,000 Class A shares as part of a prearranged transaction schedule, marking the latest tranche in a series of disposals initiated earlier in the month. Following this sale, Daniel retains a stake of 28,118,585 shares, representing a negligible reduction in his overall ownership and signaling sustained alignment with long-term value creation. While these transactions provide liquidity and portfolio diversification for the CEO, his continued majority holding underscores ongoing confidence in UiPath’s strategic direction and growth prospects amid accelerated adoption of AI-driven automation solutions.