San Francisco: The IA company based in the United States Anthropic, Rivale d’Opnai, launched what it claims to be its most advanced artificial intelligence model so far, alongside good news ‘A tool that offers premium coding aid to software developers.
With Claude 3.7 Sonnet, the company based in San Francisco provides, in a limited search overview, an “agent” digital called Claude Code, adapted to being a tool for software developers.
Anthropic supported by Amazon Monday described the Claude code as capable of looking for and reading code, file editing, test execution, etc.
The version comes as IA companies are growing new products at a rapid rate, with innovations quickly reproduced by competitors, often at a lower cost. This has raised concerns about the guarantee of a return to massive investments.
The new anthropic model is “much stronger in coding, and in particular to take over and do really complicated coding tasks,” the co-founder and director of sciences of the Anthrop. , Jared Kaplan.
In addition to improved global intelligence, Claude’s latest iteration has a “hybrid” reasoning model that allows users to receive quick answers to questions or spend time thinking about complex queries and sharing stages of the process, According to Kaplan.
The improvement allows Claude to better follow the instructions and manage more sophisticated analyzes, he added.
Since Openai published Chatgpt at the end of 2022, the race has been underway to direct a technology planned to change the way people live and work.
AI models have exceeded the generation of images, videos or written content to provide “agents” specialized in specific fields or tasks.
Openai published a version of Chatgpt about six months ago which shared its “thought” process, but Anthropic followed by allowing its Claude model to order computers as humans do.
Openai responded with the recent release of his first AI agent, called an operator, with similar capacities.
Anthropic, which was founded in 2021 by former Openai employees, and its Rival Arc strives to stand out on an increasingly congested market.
“We are trying to make improvements to the model based on customer problems,” said the director of anthropogenic chief products, Mike Krieger.
“When it’s just more recent, better, faster, it’s not as impactful; we try to listen to what people say and make sure that the next model meets these needs.”
Amazon has invested a total of 8 billion dollars in anthropic, while Google-Parent Alphabet has invested $ 2 billion in the startup.
