Brave just rolled out Leo, a native AI assistant for its desktop browser that puts user privacy front and center. Powered by Meta's Llama 2, the free tool can summarize webpages, answer questions, and translate text without requiring a login or saving chats for model training. Brave is also offering a $15 monthly tier to tap Anthropic's Claude Instant, with mobile apps coming soon.
Anthropic just launched Claude Instant 1.2, filtering the capabilities of its flagship Claude 2 down into its faster, cheaper text model. It gains a 100K token context window, handles formatting and safety better with reduced hallucinations, and bumps coding benchmark scores from 52.8% to 58.7% via the API.
Anthropic just expanded Claude’s context window from 9K to 100K tokens, or about 75,000 words. The model can now digest hundreds of pages of documentation, books, or financial reports and synthesize answers in seconds. The 100K context window is available now via Anthropic's API.
Anthropic just made its next-gen AI assistant Claude available across chat and API. Designed to be helpful, honest, and harmless, it arrives in two versions: the flagship Claude and a faster, cheaper Claude Instant. Early partners like Notion and Quora highlight its steerability and natural conversational style.
