Claude: Everything you need to know about Anthropic’s AI

Anthropic, one of the world’s largest AI providers, has a powerful family of generative AI models called Claude called Claude. These models can carry out a number of tasks, images and writing from E -Mails to the solution of mathematics and coding challenges.

Since the anthropic model grows so quickly, it can be difficult to keep an overview of which Claude models do. To help, we have put together a guide for Claude, which we keep up to date when new models and upgrades arrive.

Claude models

Claude models are named after literary works of art: Haiku, Sonett and Opus. The latest are:

• Claude 3.5 HaikuA light model.
• Claude 3.7 SonettA medium, hybrid argumentation model. This is currently the flagship -KI model from Anthropic.
• 3. Close workA large model.

Against intuitive, Claude 3 Opus – the largest and most expensive model is anthropically – is currently the least capable Claude model. However, this will certainly change if anthropic versions published an updated version of Opus.

Last published Anthropic published Claude 3.7 Sonetthis advanced model so far. This AI model differs from Claude 3.5 Haiku and Claude 3 Opus, since it is a hybrid AI argumentation model, which can be used both real-time words and that the questions are “well thought out”.

When using Claude 3.7 sonnet, users can select whether the argumentation skills of the AI ​​model will be switched on, which cause the model for “thinking” for a short or long period of time.

When the argument is switched on, Claude 3.7 Sonett will spend a few seconds to a few minutes in a “think” phase before the answer. During this phase, the AI ​​model dismantles the user’s input request into smaller parts and checks its answers.

Claude 3.7 Sonett is Anthropic’s first AI model, “reason”, a technology Many AI laboratories have turned as traditional methods to improve AI performance younger.

Despite its reasoning, Claude 3.7 Sonett remains one of the high-quality AI models in the tech industry.

In November, Anthropic Claude 3.5 Haiku, an updated version of the company’s light AI model. This model exceeds the Claude 3 Opus from Anthropic on several benchmarks, but cannot analyze pictures like Claude 3 Opus or Claude 3.7 Sonett.

All Claude models that have a standard window of 200,000 token context can also follow multi-stage instructions. Use tools (e.g. Stock -Ticker tracker) and produce structured editions in formats such as Json.

A context window is the amount of data that a model like Claude can analyze before you generate new data, while tokens are divided, the raw data are placed in the table (such as the syllables “fan”, “tas” and “tic” in the word “Fantastic”)). Two hundred thousand tokens correspond to approximately 150,000 words or a 600-page novel.

In contrast to many important generative AI models, Anthropics cannot access the Internet, which means that they are not particularly good at answering current event issues. You also cannot generate pictures – just simple ties diagrams.

As far as the main differences between Claude models are concerned, Claude 3.7 Sonett is faster than Claude 3 Opus and better understands nuanced and complex instructions. Haiku fights with demanding entries, but it is the fastest of the three models.

Prices for Claude model

The Claude models are via the API of Anthropic and managed platforms such as: Amazon’s basic rock and Google Cloud Spot point ai.

Here is the anthropic API price design:

• Claude 3.5 Haiku costs 80 cents per million input token (~ 750,000 words) or $ 4 per million output token
• Claude 3.7 Sonett Cost 3 USD per million input token or $ 15 per million output token
• 3. Close work Costs of $ 15 per million input token or $ 75 per million output tokens

Anthropic offers immediate intermediate storage and stacks to achieve additional term savings.

Through immediate caching, developers can store specific “fast contexts” that can be reused in a model via API calls, while asynchronous groups of model inferiority requirements with a lower priority (and then cheaper) model model inference indicate.

Claude plans and apps

For individual users and companies that simply want to interact with the Claude models via apps for the web, Android and iOS, Anthropic offers a free Claude plan with tariff limits and other usage restrictions.

By upgrading one of the subscription of the company, these boundaries are removed and new functions are activated. The current plans are:

Claude Pro, which costs 20 US dollars a month, has 5 -times higher interest rates, priority access and prerequisite for the upcoming functions.

The team, which is geared towards the business, adds a dashboard to check the billing, the user administration and the integrations with data reposes such as code bases and customer relationship management platforms (e.g. Salesforce). A switch enables or deactivated quotes to check claims from AI-generated. (Like all models, Claude Hallucinates from time to time.)

Both professionals can also use artifacts together with free users, a work area in which users can edit and add content such as code, apps, website designs and other documents generated by Claude.

For customers who need even more, there is Claude Enterprise, with which companies can upload proprietary data in Claude so that Claude can analyze the information and answer questions. Claude Enterprise also has a larger context window (500,000 tokens), Github integration for engineering teams to synchronize your Github repositories with Claude as well as projects and artifacts.

A word of caution

As with all generative AI models, the risks associated with the use of Claude are associated.

The models occasionally Make mistakes when you summarize or Answer questions Because of their tendency too hallucinate. They are also trained according to public web data, some of which can be protected by copyright or under a restrictive license. Anthropic and many other AI providers argue that the Fair use Doctrine protects you from copyright claims. But that didn’t stop databases out of Submit complaints.

Anthropic Offers guidelines To protect certain customers from court battles that arise from fair challenges. However, they do not solve the ethical concerns of using models that have been trained on data without permission.

This article was originally published on October 19, 2024. It was updated on February 25, 2025 to record new details about Claude 3.7 Sonnet and Claude 3.5 Haiku.

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