Claude 2.1 from Anthropic stronger, ChatGPT speaks to you!

2023-11-24 04:52:31

ChatGPT speaks to you! DALL-E3 image.

After the Sam Altman soap opera, the battle over artificial intelligence (AI) is in full swing. Anthropic thus announced the release of Claude 2.1. This new version is said to bring a series of significant improvements, including increased performance, longer responses and reduced hallucination rates… Meanwhile, ChatGPT listens and talks to you!

Claude 2.1 can now process and generate longer texts, allowing users to enter up to approximately 150,000 words, or more than 500 pages of documents in each query. This means that Claude can handle technical documents, financial statements or even long literary works like the Iliad or the Odyssey.

Longer answers

By being able to engage with large volumes of content or data, Claude can summarize, conduct Q&A, predict trends, compare and contrast multiple documents, and much more, according to a communiqué press release published Tuesday in California.

Claude 2.1 also made significant gains in honesty, with a 2x reduction in false claims compared to our previous Claude 2.0 model. This allows businesses to consider building powerful AI applications that solve real-world problems and deploy AI into their operations with greater confidence and reliability.

ChatGPT listens to you and talks to you!

After the ejection of Sam Altman, co-founder of OpenAI which publishes ChatGPT, the man known to be one of the faces of AI has made a scathing return to the head of the company, which is still as dynamic as ever. Indeed, we also learned this week that ChatGPT is now not only capable of listening to its interlocutor, but also of speaking to them, according to this note.

So I questioned him alternately in English, German and French. He always responded to me very fluently in the same language. When asked about my accent, he told me that he was not able to determine it, because he is currently only able to transcribe our words into words. Impressive all the same.

Xavier Studer with Perplexity.ai