Anthropic rolls out Opus 5 AI model in efficiency upgrade
Anthropic on Friday launched Opus 5, its latest AI model that the startup says nears the capabilities of its more powerful cousin Fable 5 at half the price.The San Francisco-based lab said the new Claude AI model was well suited for daily office and computer programming tasks. Opus 5 was also less susceptible to being tricked into misuse than Anthropic’s other current models, the startup said.
- ▪Anthropic on Friday launched Opus 5, its latest AI model that the startup says nears the capabilities of its more powerful cousin Fable 5 at half the price.The San Francisco-based lab said the new Claude AI model was well suited for dai
- ▪Opus 5 was also less susceptible to being tricked into misuse than Anthropic’s other current models, the startup said.
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Anthropic on Friday launched Opus 5, its latest AI model that the startup says nears the capabilities of its more powerful cousin Fable 5 at half the price.The San Francisco-based lab said the new Claude AI model was well suited for daily office and computer programming tasks. Nvidia in talks with OpenAI to guarantee $250 billion financing for data centre: ReportIn an interview with Reuters, Anthropic product leader Dianne Penn said the release, more efficient than May’s Opus 4.8, reflected a rapid pace of development.“We’re building and continue to consistently deliver frontier intelligence and bring that as accessibly as possible with every model generation,” said Penn.In testing, Opus 5 was less capable of exploiting cyber vulnerabilities than Anthropic’s top-shelf AI, so its…
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