AI influencers and power users have taken to the web share their largely positive impressions about Anthropic’s new release.
A new large language model (LLM) has apparently taken the performance crown from OpenAI’s GPT-4o about a month after its release: the new Claude 3.5 Sonnet chatbot and LLM from rival AI firm Anthropic, released today, bests all others in the world on key third-party benchmark tests, according to the company. And it does so while being faster and cheaper than prior Claude 3 models.
But it’s one thing to drop a new model and claim dominance, and yet another for users to truly experience and leverage the performance gains (Google Gemini family — I’m looking at you: supposedly better than OpenAI’s prior flagship GPT-4 on some metrics, but who is really using you?).
Anthropic’s latest release of Claude 3.5 Sonnet doesn’t seem to have this problem. Many AI influencers and power users have taken to the web in the few hours since its release to share their largely positive impressions about Anthropic’s new model, and show off what the new, “most intelligent” LLM in the world is able to accomplish.Advancing coding skills and product creation
As enterprise AI influencer and expert Allie K. Miller wrote on X, Claude 3.5 Sonnet was able to create an entire playable game for her based on just a screenshot, in less than half a minute:
Similarly, the informative and timely X account @TestingCatalog News showed how the newly launched “Artifacts” playground — which debuted alongside Claude 3.
