Anthropic just took the crown from OpenAI as the top LLM provider for businesses, capturing 32% of enterprise usage compared to OpenAI's 25%, according to Menlo Ventures. Anthropic is especially dominating in coding with a 42% market share—more than double OpenAI's 21%—largely driven by Claude 3.5 and 3.7 Sonnet.
Anthropic just pulled the plug on Windsurf's direct access to Claude 3.x models with less than five days of notice. Co-founder Jared Kaplan admitted it would be 'odd' to supply Claude to OpenAI amid rumors of a $3 billion buyout. Windsurf has scrambled to third-party inference providers to keep users coding, but short-term hiccups may follow.
Anthropic just rolled out Citations for the Claude API, allowing Claude 3.5 Sonnet and Haiku to trace claims back to exact sentences in source documents. It boosts recall accuracy by up to 15%, removes the need for brittle prompt engineering, and developers aren't charged for the quoted output tokens.
ByteDance just launched Trae, a new AI code editor targeting overseas developers. Built on Microsoft software, it lets programmers generate project-level code using OpenAI's GPT-4o or Anthropic's Claude 3.5 Sonnet—and all AI features are currently free. The app is live on macOS, with a Windows version on the way.
Anthropic just updated Claude 3.5 Sonnet to analyze PDFs visually in public beta, meaning it can now read text alongside charts, tables, and embedded images. Files can be up to 100 pages and 32 MB, with processing available via Claude Chat preview and the API. It makes digesting complex financial reports and slide decks much easier.
GitHub Copilot just added Anthropic's upgraded Claude 3.5 Sonnet as a model option directly within VS Code and GitHub.com. Powered via Amazon Bedrock, the top-tier coding model is rolling out in public preview to all Copilot Chat users and organizations over the coming weeks.
Anthropic just published the full system prompts powering Claude 3 and 3.5 across web and mobile apps. The prompts detail strict rules, from pretending to be totally face-blind to avoiding words like "certainly" when starting answers. It marks the first time a major AI lab has openly shared the baseline instructions shaping its models' personalities.
Anthropic just rolled out prompt caching on the Anthropic API for Claude 3.5 Sonnet and other models. By storing frequently used context between calls, developers can slash input costs by up to 90% and cut latency by up to 85% on long prompts. It is a massive win for coding assistants, deep agent loops, and chatting with whole books.
Anthropic just made Claude officially available across Brazil, giving users and developers direct access via web, mobile apps, and the API. Paid Pro plans run R$ 110 per month with full Claude 3.5 Sonnet access. Why it matters: Anthropic is speeding up global expansion to meet surging regional demand for frontier models.
Anthropic just released its official Claude app for Android, bringing its top-tier Claude 3.5 Sonnet model to Android devices for free and paid users alike. It supports real-time vision, translation, and advanced reasoning, while seamlessly syncing your chat history across web, iOS, and mobile.
Anthropic just launched an Evaluate tool directly inside the Anthropic Console to streamline prompt tuning. Powered by Claude 3.5 Sonnet, it can automatically draft prompts and realistic test cases, import datasets from CSVs, and let teams compare outputs side-by-side with a 5-point grading scale. Basically, prompt engineering just got treated like real software testing.
Poe just introduced Previews, letting users see and interact with web applications built directly inside chat threads. The feature works alongside coding powerhouses like Claude 3.5 Sonnet, GPT-4o, and Gemini 1.5 Pro. Basically, you can now generate frontend projects and test the live widgets immediately without pasting code elsewhere.
Anthropic just rolled out Projects for Claude.ai Pro and Team subscribers, giving each workspace a massive 200K context window to ground Claude in internal docs, code, and custom instructions. Team members can also share conversation snapshots in an activity feed. Basically, your team can now stop copy-pasting the same context into every single prompt.
Anthropic just released Claude 3.5 Sonnet, leapfrogging its own flagship Opus and rival models on coding and reasoning benchmarks at twice the speed. It also introduced Artifacts, a new side-by-side workspace on Claude.ai that lets you view, edit, and run code or designs in real time. It is available for free on Claude.ai and via API.
