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Claude 2 Is Out—How Does Anthropic’s AI Chatbot Compare to ChatGPT and Google Bard?
Anthropic’s latest entry can handle 100k of context, but will it be enough to compete?
By Jose Antonio Lanz
Jul 11, 2023Anthropic, the AI firm launched by former OpenAI researchers, has unveiled its updated chatbot, Claude 2, setting its sights squarely on rivals like ChatGPT and Google Bard.
Coming a mere five months after the debut of Claude, its successor boasts longer responses, nuanced reasoning, and superior performance, scoring impressively in the GRE reading and writing exams.
Claude 2 has been characterized as an AI powerhouse capable of digesting up to 100,000 tokens, roughly equivalent to 75,000 words, in a single prompt. This is a dramatic leap from Claude’s previous 9,000 token limit, which presents a unique advantage: the AI’s ability to provide responses in a more contextual and improved manner.
The new model has made significant strides in multiple fields, including law, mathematics, and coding, assessed via standardized testing. According to Anthropic, Claude 2 scored 76.5% in the Bar exam’s multiple-choice section (GPT-3.5 achieved 50.3%)...
But the big thing is that Claude 2 knows who the Good Guys are and the Bad Guys, and, really, what is more crucial to your career these days:
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