Anthropic, a project led by ex-OpenAI professionals, unveils its latest AI model, Claude. Surpassing competitors like ChatGPT, Claude offers superior features and is easily accessible on iPhones.
The brainchild of Anthropic, Claude was born out of disagreements with OpenAI’s CEO, Sam Altman. The AI tool promises to be a boon for everyday users, seamlessly integrating advanced technology into daily tasks.
Claude’s third version provides three systems – ‘haiku’, ‘sonnet’, and ‘opus’. Each system offers a unique combination of speed, strength, and thoroughness. The ‘opus’ system boasts a wide language structure and remembers up to 160,000 words from previous interactions, while the ‘sonnet’ system operates at a medium-speed, recalling around 60,000 entries.
Claude: Anthropic’s newest AI tool outperforms rivals
The ‘haiku’ system, designed for quick tasks, recalls 20,000 words from past interactions.
Claude, as an iOS application, offers features like camera and photo library utilization, voice recognition technology, and a notes section. It also syncs with platforms like Google Drive and Dropbox and gives AI-based suggestions and predictions based on user behavior.
Anthropic plans to penetrate the corporate sector by offering a ‘team’ plan. The plan includes chatbot access for employees. Driven by AI safety and advanced research, Anthropic is unrelenting in its advanced AI technology development, training its AI models robustly.
The corporate world is already benefiting from employing Anthropic’s AI solutions into their routine operations. With Scott White spearheading, Anthropic aims to set new industry standards and encourage AI safety.
Following Anthropic’s strides with Claude, OpenAI has made available the entire interaction history with ChatGPT, eliminating the need for user’s consent to process their dialogues. This development introduces a new paradigm of user interaction and data management.
