Rachel Metz
AI Reporter at Bloomberg News
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2 weeks ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Rachel Metz
Anthropic is set to roll out two new versions of its Claude artificial intelligence software, including a long-delayed update to its high-end Opus model, as the startup vies to stay ahead of a crowded market. The company on Thursday plans to unveil Sonnet 4 and Opus 4, the latter of which is billed as Anthropic’s most powerful AI system yet.
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2 weeks ago |
bloomberg.com | Rachel Metz
Anthropic is rolling out two new versions of its Claude artificial intelligence software. (Bloomberg) -- Anthropic is set to roll out two new versions of its Claude artificial intelligence software, including a long-delayed update to its high-end Opus model, as the startup vies to stay ahead of a crowded market. The company on Thursday plans to unveil Sonnet 4 and Opus 4, the latter of which is billed as Anthropic’s most powerful AI system yet.
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2 weeks ago |
mercurynews.com | Rachel Metz |Katie Roof
By Rachel Metz and Katie Roof, BloombergChatbot Arena started as an academic project, where researchers and students at the University of California at Berkeley worked to evaluate the capacity of artificial intelligence tools. Now, the group has spun out into a new company, called LMArena, that’s raised $100 million in seed funding from a slate of A-list investors.
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2 weeks ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Rachel Metz |Katie Roof
Chatbot Arena started as an academic project, where researchers and students at the University of California at Berkeley worked to evaluate the capacity of artificial intelligence tools. Now, the group has spun out into a new company, called LMArena, that’s raised $100 million in seed funding from a slate of A-list investors.
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2 weeks ago |
bloomberg.com | Rachel Metz |Katie Roof
Top AI companies and open-source up-and-comers alike use the website to test out their new models. (Bloomberg) -- Chatbot Arena started as an academic project, where researchers and students at the University of California at Berkeley worked to evaluate the capacity of artificial intelligence tools. Now, the group has spun out into a new company, called LMArena, that’s raised $100 million in seed funding from a slate of A-list investors.
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