Claude

Getty Publications has announced that it will be publishing a new young adult, queer graphic biography this September – Liberated: The Radical Art and Life of Claude Cahun. Written and drawn by YouTuber and illustrator Kaz Rowe, Liberated will release as a 96-page hardcover on September 12, 2023 and will retail for $19.95. The press release: “At the turn of the twentieth century in Nantes, France, Lucy Schwob met Suzanne Malherbe, and lightning struck. The two became partners both artistically and romantically and…

Science fiction author Tim Boucher has used AI generator tools to publish 97 books in just 9 months. While normal authors take months and years to write a…

screenshot by Lance Whitney/ZDNETLooking for a chatbot you can use in Slack to answer questions, provide information, and generate content? One effective AI tool to consider is Claude AI.Developed by artificial intelligence company Anthropic, Claude is accessible as a website by invitation and through an app you can add to Slack. Once you integrate Claude into your Slack workspace, you're able to directly send it a request or message. You can also include it in a conversation thread as if it were a member of your…

After months of fake ChatGPT apps duping users into paying money for what is still a free service, OpenAI has finally come around to creating its own mobile version of its ultra-popular AI chatbot. The new iPhone-only version of ChatGPT can accomplish important tasks like creating a screenplay of Batman buying Robin a Hot Pocket, now with a slimmed down, mobile-friendly UI.Using Your iPhone on Windows 10The new app released Thursday is free, though just like the regular version of ChatGPT users will need to pay an extra…

Zoom is onboarding Claude, Anthropic's AI assistant, with this new partnership. Bing/Maria Diaz/ZDNETZoom just announced a strategic partnership with Anthropic, an artificial intelligence company that conducts research into AI safety and develops tools based on that work. The collaboration will integrate Anthropic's AI assistant, Claude, into the Zoom platform, including the Zoom Contact Center.Claude is an AI assistant that can be integrated into different business models through standard APIs available through…

Zoom is onboarding Claude, Anthropic's AI assistant, with this new partnership. Bing/Maria Diaz/ZDNETZoom just announced a strategic partnership with Anthropic, an artificial intelligence company that conducts research into AI safety and develops tools based on that work. The collaboration will integrate Anthropic's AI assistant, Claude, into the Zoom platform, including the Zoom Contact Center.Claude is an AI assistant that can be integrated into different business models through standard APIs available through…

As the implementation of artificial intelligence (AI) technology is gaining ground, AI-powered chatbots are becoming more efficient. One such example is Claude, a chatbot by Anthropic, an AI startup backed by Google. The startup, which was founded by former engineers of OpenAI, claimed that their chatbot can now read around 75,000 words in seconds. In an announcement about the increased capability of Claude, Anthropic claimed that they have raised the context window from 9K to 100K tokens, which corresponds to around…

Anthropic says it has vastly expanded the amount of information its generative AI, Claude, is able to process. Claude has gone from having a limit of 9,000 tokens to 100,000 tokens, which corresponds to roughly 75,000 words. That's a full novel. To put that into perspective, Claude now has the ability to easily read and finish Ernest Hemingway's A Farewell to Arms (74,240 words), Mary Shelley's Frankenstein (74,800 words) and Mark Twain's The Adventures of Tom Sawyer (69,000 words). And, as The Verge notes, the company…

AI chatbot systems are so vast and complicated that even the companies who make them can’t predict their behavior. That’s led to a whack-a-mole effort to stop chatbots from spitting out content that’s harmful, illegal, or just unsettling, which they often do. Current solutions involve an army of low-paid workers giving the algorithms feedback on chatbot responses, but there’s a new proposed solution from Anthropic, an AI research company started by former OpenAI employees. Anthropic published an AI “constitution” Tuesday.…

It is not hard — at all — to trick today’s chatbots into discussing taboo topics, regurgitating bigoted content and spreading misinformation. That’s why AI pioneer Anthropic has imbued its generative AI, Claude, with a mix of 10 secret principles of fairness, which it unveiled in March. In a blog post Tuesday, the company further explained how its Constitutional AI system is designed and how it is intended to operate. Normally, when an generative AI model is being trained, there’s a human in the loop to provide quality…