In an in-depth article, Time Magazine looks at AI company Anthropic and its efforts to make security a top priority. Co-founder and CEO Dario Amodei made a conscious decision not to release the chatbot Claude early to avoid potential risks. Anthropic’s mission is to empirically determine what risks actually exist by building and researching powerful …
Anthropic is extending its AI chatbot Claude with a feature that can be used to create custom solutions such as email assistants or shopping bots. By connecting to any programming interfaces (APIs) and with a little programming knowledge, it is apparently possible to develop versatile AI assistants that can, for example, provide personalized product recommendations, …
Journalists Dalvin Brown, Kara Dapena, and Joanna Stern tested ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot, Gemini, and Perplexity in everyday situations. Each chatbot was asked questions formulated by Wall Street Journal editors and columnists. The responses were evaluated by an independent panel of judges based on accuracy, usefulness and overall quality. The health category included questions about pregnancy, …
Amazon-backed AI startup Anthropic is bringing its generative AI assistant Claude to Europe. The chatbot is accessible via a website and an iPhone app, and offers both free and paid subscriptions for individuals and businesses. Anthropic emphasizes Claude’s accuracy, security and privacy, as well as its expertise in numerous European languages. Claude is currently available …
Anthropic, creator of ChatGPT competitor Claude, introduces the “Team” business solution. It includes access to the three latest Claude models, has increased usage limits, admin tools and invoice management, and offers longer context windows for uploading large documents for editing. In addition, an iPhone app is now available.
Anthropic has made its most advanced language model, Claude 3 Opus, available on Amazon Bedrock. Developers can now use Opus to build generative AI applications. It is initially available only in the US West region (Oregon).
For the first time since the launch of the “Chatbot Arena”, it is not OpenAI’s GPT-4 at the top, but Claude 3 Opus. In the Chatbot Arena, users rate the responses of anonymized AI models. It is therefore considered a realistic benchmark that cannot be manipulated.
Amazon Web Services (AWS), Accenture, and AI startup Anthropic (makers of Claude) are joining forces to help organizations in highly regulated industries, such as healthcare, government, and banking, deploy customized AI models quickly and responsibly. The partnership will enable organizations to access Anthropic’s AI models, including the entire Claude 3 family, through AWS’ Bedrock platform. …
Anthropic recently introduced Claude 3, the latest version of its AI language model. After the mid-range “Sonnet” and the largest and most expensive “Opus”, “Haiku” is now available. It offers low prices and fast responses. Unfortunately, Claude is still not officially available in Europe.
Anthropic has released Claude 3, the latest version of its AI language model. It comes in three sizes: Haiku, Sonnet, and Opus. The smallest offering, Haiku, will be released later. Sonnet and Opus are already available, but not yet in German-speaking countries. This is a pity, as both Claude 3 variants delivered very good results …