Anthropic has published new research that sheds light on how its AI assistant Claude “thinks” internally. Two recent papers explore the model’s internal mechanisms through a novel interpretability approach the company compares to an “AI microscope.” This research reveals several surprising findings about Claude’s cognitive processes, including how it handles multiple languages, plans ahead when …
Anthropic has officially launched a web search feature for its AI chatbot Claude, enabling the assistant to access and process real-time information from the internet. The new capability, which addresses one of the most requested features from users, is currently available in preview for paid Claude users in the United States, with plans to expand …
Anthropic has introduced Claude 3.7 Sonnet, positioning it as the first hybrid AI reasoning model that combines quick responses with extended thinking capabilities. The model allows users to choose between immediate answers and more thorough analysis, with API users having precise control over the model’s thinking time up to 128,000 tokens. Key Features and Capabilities …
Snowflake and Anthropic have formed a partnership to incorporate AI capabilities directly into corporate data environments. As reported by Michael Nuñez for VentureBeat, the collaboration will integrate Anthropic’s Claude 3.5 Sonnet model into Snowflake’s new Cortex Agents platform. The system enables businesses to analyze both structured database information and unstructured content while maintaining security controls. …
Anthropic’s AI assistant Claude has become a significant force in the global software development market, with coding-related revenue increasing by 1,000% in three months. According to an article by Michael Nuñez in VentureBeat, software development now represents more than 10% of all Claude interactions. The AI tool can analyze up to 200,000 tokens of context …
Anthropic’s AI chatbot Claude is becoming increasingly popular among technology professionals in San Francisco, according to a report by Kevin Roose in The New York Times. Users praise the chatbot for its emotional intelligence and ability to provide thoughtful advice on various topics, from legal matters to personal relationships. While Claude has fewer users than …
Anthropic has made its latest AI model, Claude 3.5 Haiku, available to all users through its web and mobile chatbot platforms. According to VentureBeat reporter Carl Franzen, the model was previously accessible only to developers via API since October 2024. The new model features a 200,000-token context window, surpassing OpenAI’s GPT-4 capacity. Third-party benchmarking organization …
Anthropic’s Frontier Red Team, a specialized safety testing unit, has conducted extensive evaluations of the company’s latest AI model Claude 3.5 Sonnet to assess its potential dangers. As reported by Sam Schechner in The Wall Street Journal, the team led by Logan Graham runs thousands of tests to check the AI’s capabilities in areas like …
A detailed comparison between two AI language models shows that o1 Pro’s performance advantage over Claude 3.5 Sonnet may not justify its tenfold higher price for most users. Reddit user Kakachia777 conducted an eight-hour test comparing both systems across multiple tasks including complex reasoning, code generation, and scientific analysis. They found that while o1 Pro …
Anthropic has introduced a new “styles” feature for its Claude AI assistant that lets users customize how the AI communicates. According to Michael Nuñez writing for VentureBeat, the feature allows users to preset formal, concise, or explanatory response modes and upload sample content to create custom communication patterns. The company emphasizes that user-submitted data won’t …