Anthropic, a company backed by Amazon, has expanded the capabilities of its Claude 3.5 Sonnet AI model by doubling the maximum output token limit from 4,096 to 8,192 tokens. This enhancement is now available to developers using the Anthropic API, allowing for longer and more comprehensive AI-generated responses. To access this expanded functionality, developers need to include a specific beta header in their API calls: “anthropic-beta”: “max-tokens-3-5-sonnet-2024-07-15”. The increased token limit allows Claude 3.5 Sonnet to produce more extensive and nuanced outputs without the need for multiple API calls or text truncation. The upgrade is currently limited to the API and has not yet been implemented on claude.ai. The increased token limit opens up new possibilities for developers working with large-scale text generation and complex language tasks.
Anthropic, a company backed by Amazon, has launched an Android app for its AI chatbot called Claude. The app allows users to interact with Claude and ask questions about various topics. Claude is designed to provide intelligent responses and engage in natural conversations. The app is available for download on the Google Play Store. Anthropic aims to improve the capabilities of AI chatbots and make them more useful for users.
Anthropic's commitment to AI development extends beyond hiring talent. The company has announced a program to fund the development of benchmarks that can evaluate the impact and performance of AI models, including its own generative AI model Claude. Anthropic aims to develop high-quality evaluations that benefit the entire AI ecosystem and promote responsible AI development. The company plans to pay third parties for their evaluations, which will be implemented in phases. Additionally, Anthropic plans to develop an early warning system for governments to identify national security issues related to AI-led systems.
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The Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society has partnered with AI safety and research company Anthropic to host a series of workshops at the Fringe. The workshops aim to help artists, media professionals, and academics learn to use AI as a tool to support their creative work. Anthropic believes that AI will augment human creativity and wants to show how AI can contribute to research, planning, brainstorming, storyboarding, and more. The workshops will be held at St Leonard's Hall at The University of Edinburgh and will include demonstrations of Anthropic's AI assistant Claude. Attendees will also be encouraged to provide feedback and share their perspectives on how AI can benefit the arts. The workshops are free to attend and registration is encouraged due to limited capacity. There will be separate workshops for media professionals, artists, and academics, each tailored to their specific needs. Everett Katigbak, Brand Creative Director at Anthropic, hopes to explore how AI can complement human ingenuity and open new pathways for artistic and creative endeavors. Shona McCarthy, Chief Executive of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society, is pleased to work with Anthropic to make AI a force for good in the creative industry.
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