The AI competition is heating up as more generative AI models pop up at the speed of light.
The recent entry seems to be from OpenAI rival Anthropic who just rolled out a new and powerful offering called Claude 3.5 Sonnet. However, experts claim the upcoming release might be more of an incremental step than a major leap in the forward direction.
The model can carry out analysis of text and images alongside text generation. And to date, it’s believed to be the company’s best offering so far.
When we look at the statistics, the Claude 3.5 Sonnet does a better job in terms of performance for this model than it would replace which is the Claude 3 Sonnet. It ends up beating the company’s former flagship model which is Claude 3 Opus.
While benchmarks are not usually dubbed to be the most useful means for determining progress and performance, it’s being used here and experts feel it might be slightly better than its older variant and greater in performance to OpenAI’s famous GPT 4o which is major news as it was tested against both of them.
Other than this new model, the company is rolling out another exciting workspace endeavor called Artifacts where users could edit and add to written content such as codes and documents that are produced by models from Anthropic. While it’s in the stage of preview for now, this will soon gain more features including ways for collaboration with bigger groups and storing knowledge bases for the future.
The company’s main goal right now seems to be efficiency. The latest Generative AI model is doing great in terms of performance, the company adds, and is understanding better when complex instructions are rolled out in its direction like humor.
The speed is another great factor worth mentioning. The model’s speed of rolling out prompt responses is touching the sky as it’s nearly twice as fast as the model from the past, the company adds.
Other points worth a mention include spectacular vision where photo analysis is done so well in one place while chart and graph interpretation is more accurate text transcription is also carried out from images that might not be so great like distorted graphics or those featuring artifacts.
So how come so much difference between it’s older model? The product head at Anthropic says major enhancements are arising due to changes in architecture and making use of new training data like AI-generated material which the company is yet to disclose what the real source is.
The secrets linked to training data here have to do with competition and also to prevent the company from getting targeted legally by others. Remember, there are plenty of competitors in the industry such as Amazon, Google, and even OpenAI. So getting the right source of training from copyrighted content belonging to others without giving compensation is really turning out to be a problem right now.
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The recent entry seems to be from OpenAI rival Anthropic who just rolled out a new and powerful offering called Claude 3.5 Sonnet. However, experts claim the upcoming release might be more of an incremental step than a major leap in the forward direction.
The model can carry out analysis of text and images alongside text generation. And to date, it’s believed to be the company’s best offering so far.
When we look at the statistics, the Claude 3.5 Sonnet does a better job in terms of performance for this model than it would replace which is the Claude 3 Sonnet. It ends up beating the company’s former flagship model which is Claude 3 Opus.
While benchmarks are not usually dubbed to be the most useful means for determining progress and performance, it’s being used here and experts feel it might be slightly better than its older variant and greater in performance to OpenAI’s famous GPT 4o which is major news as it was tested against both of them.
Other than this new model, the company is rolling out another exciting workspace endeavor called Artifacts where users could edit and add to written content such as codes and documents that are produced by models from Anthropic. While it’s in the stage of preview for now, this will soon gain more features including ways for collaboration with bigger groups and storing knowledge bases for the future.
The company’s main goal right now seems to be efficiency. The latest Generative AI model is doing great in terms of performance, the company adds, and is understanding better when complex instructions are rolled out in its direction like humor.
The speed is another great factor worth mentioning. The model’s speed of rolling out prompt responses is touching the sky as it’s nearly twice as fast as the model from the past, the company adds.
Other points worth a mention include spectacular vision where photo analysis is done so well in one place while chart and graph interpretation is more accurate text transcription is also carried out from images that might not be so great like distorted graphics or those featuring artifacts.
So how come so much difference between it’s older model? The product head at Anthropic says major enhancements are arising due to changes in architecture and making use of new training data like AI-generated material which the company is yet to disclose what the real source is.
The secrets linked to training data here have to do with competition and also to prevent the company from getting targeted legally by others. Remember, there are plenty of competitors in the industry such as Amazon, Google, and even OpenAI. So getting the right source of training from copyrighted content belonging to others without giving compensation is really turning out to be a problem right now.
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