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Anthropic launches Claude 3.5 Sonnet, an upgraded AI model, just three months after its last release. The new model is faster, more affordable, and scores higher on benchmark exams than its predecessor. Anthropic introduces "Artifacts" for enhanced user productivity and collaboration.
Unveiling Claude 3.5 Sonnet: A Leap Forward in AI Technology
Anthropic, a tech startup supported by Google and Amazon, has released its latest artificial intelligence (AI) model, Claude 3.5 Sonnet. This launch comes just three months after the introduction of the Claude 3 family of AI models, demonstrating the rapid pace of advancement in the AI industry.
Claude 3.5 Sonnet: Faster, Smarter, and More Affordable
Compared to its predecessor, Claude 3 Opus, which CEO Dario Amodei dubbed the "Rolls-Royce of models," the new Claude 3.5 Sonnet boasts significant improvements. It scores higher on benchmark exams, operates roughly twice as fast, and is priced at a fifth of the cost for software developers. Amodei noted, "AI models are a bit more fungible than cars. I don't have to buy them and hold onto them for 20 years. That's one advantage of our field."
AI Advancements at Breakneck Speed
Anthropic isn't the only company making strides in AI technology. ChatGPT's creator OpenAI, Google, and others are also announcing AI advancements at a rapid pace. This competitive landscape is driving innovation and pushing the boundaries of what AI can do, as discussed in "AI's Secret Revolution: Trends You Can't Miss".
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Anthropic's "Artifacts": Boosting User Productivity
For consumers, Anthropic has made its latest technology available for free at Claude.ai and in an iOS app. The company has also introduced a new feature called "Artifacts." This tool organises the content users generate with Claude's help, whether it's an outline for a novel or a simple computer game, in a window display alongside their chat with the AI.
Collaborative AI: A Step Towards the Future
Coupled with a new group subscription plan, Amodei said Artifacts is a step towards being able to work collaboratively and "being able to use your model to produce finished products. Anthropic plans to release more AI models this year, including Claude 3.5 Opus, demonstrating its commitment to continuous improvement and innovation. This focus on productivity aligns with broader trends in APAC AI in 2026.
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"We want to have as fast a release cycle as we can, again, subject to our safety values..."
"We want to have as fast a release cycle as we can, again, subject to our safety values..."
With this commitment, Anthropic is set to continue its rapid pace of AI innovation, contributing to the broader industry sprint to push technology's frontier.
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Latest Comments (4)
Wah, ini berita bagus sekali! Saya baru banget lihat ini, kayaknya pas banget di momen saya lagi cari AI yang lebih efisien. Klaimnya soal harga dan kecepatan itu menarik, apalagi sekarang banyak yang butuh model AI yang nggak bikin dompet jebol. Jadi penasaran mau coba upgrade nih.
Wah, another AI update! Faster and more affordable, eh? This is good news for many small businesses in Malaysia, especially those looking to optimise customer service or data processing. My tech-savvy friends are always scouting for efficient, cost-effective solutions. Hopefully, this also means more localised content creation tools soon.
Wah, this is quite interesting! Faster and more affordable, you say? That's music to my ears, especially thinking about our local SMEs here in Malaysia. Many small businesses, especially those in the digital marketing or customer service space, are always strategizing on how to leverage AI without breaking the bank. A quicker and cheaper Claude could really shake things up for them. Imagine how much more efficient they could be with their content creation or support chats. It's a game-changer for accessibility, for sure. Hopefully, this means more opportunities for our tech scene to innovate further.
Interesting to see they've rolled out 3.5 Sonnet. The quicker and cheaper aspect is definitely appealing. I'm wondering though, for folks who've been using Opus, what's the actual practical difference in day-to-day work, beyond just the speedbumps? Is the quality holding up?
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