| Developers: | Anthropic |
| Date of the premiere of the system: | March 2024 |
| Branches: | Information Technology |
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2025: GPT-4o and other neural networks fail most programming tasks - OpenAI study
Large language models (LLMs) greatly simplify and speed up the writing of program code, but they are not able to independently cope with most programming tasks. This is stated in the OpenAI study, the results of which were published in mid-February 2025. Read more here.
2024: Claude 3 Model Announcement
On March 4, 2024, Anthropic, founded by immigrants from OpenAI, announced models of artificial intelligence of the Claude 3 family. They are said to surpass the counterparts of both OpenAI itself and Google.
The family includes three solutions: Claude 3 Haiku, Claude 3 Sonnet and Claude 3 Opus. Depending on the implementation, these models allow you to choose the optimal balance of AI performance and cost for a specific application. Opus and Sonnet are available for use on the platform claude.ai. In addition, they can be accessed through a specialized program interface (API).
Anthropic claims that its Claude 3 Opus model is superior to GPT-4 and Gemini in solving mathematical problems, computer coding, general knowledge and other fields. Moreover, as noted, Opus exhibits "an almost human level of understanding" and fluency in answering difficult questions. In addition, all models of the Claude 3 family show advanced capabilities for analyzing and predicting, creating detailed content, generating code and communicating in various languages, including Spanish, Japanese and French.
As of early March 2024, Claude 3 Haiku, according to Anthropic, is the fastest and most economical AI model on the market in its category. Claude 3 models have advanced machine vision capabilities: they can handle a wide range of graphic materials, including photos, diagrams and technical data. Claude 3 models can also be used in interactive chats with users.
In a test that requires master's level reasoning, the Claude 3 Opus model showed a result of 50.4% versus 35.7% for GPT-4. And for the Claude 3 Sonnet version, this figure was 40.4%.[1]
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