Anthropic has added the power to generate, test, and evaluate prompts to the Anthropic Console and added some exciting latest features to its Artifacts feature.
If you've been considering a profession as a prompt engineer, it is advisable to reconsider those plans. AI application developers can now use Anthropic Console to create expert prompts.
The quality of a prompt can significantly impact the outcomes of an AI model. Instead of attempting to get the prompt excellent, developers can now simply explain their task and Claude will write the prompt for you.
If you wish your application to answer user input, you need to use Claude's latest test case generation feature to generate sample input as a substitute of manually entering it to check the prompt.
The Evaluate feature lets you perform automated stress testing of the prompt so developers will be more confident that their application is prepared for deployment.
In the previous couple of months, many prompt tutorials have been shared and prompt engineers have been hired to get probably the most out of AI models.
With this latest feature, none of that matters anymore. Just tell Claude what you wish and he can generate an optimized prompt for you.
Sharing and remixing artifacts
When Anthropic got here onto the market Claude Sonnet 3.5 also introduced the Artifacts window just a few weeks ago, where users can run the generated output.
This may very well be a preview of what an internet site would seem like with generated HTML, a code snippet, and even interactive React components.
Now, Artifacts allows users to share their artifact publicly via a link. Clicking the link will run the artifact in a standalone browser window without the necessity to access claude.ai.
Only the artifact itself can be published. The surrounding conversation with Claude and another context out of your chat will remain private.
The Remix feature lets you extend and modify a shared artifact. Clicking the “Remix this artifact” button will start a brand new Claude conversation where you may modify and interact with the artifact.
Artifacts from Claude can now be published and shared.
You can even remix artifacts shared by others. 🎨 https://t.co/AjARvS0TDo pic.twitter.com/d7D0n96tfr
— Anthropic (@AnthropicAI) July 9, 2024
Users are already using the feature in interesting ways. The ability to create and simply share interactive educational content could transform the best way teachers create content for college students.
Here is an example of convert PDF course material right into a quiz.
Anthropic just announced ClaudeThe artifacts will be published online.
This has modified online education without end.
Any single piece of content, screenshot, PDF, presentation, etc. can now be become an interactive learning game.
Here is an easy example:
1. Imported and… pic.twitter.com/2LYPcZGBFD
— Rowan Cheung (@rowancheung) July 9, 2024
Ethan Mollick used an example to point out how Claude can create an interactive artifact to simulate financing concepts for start-ups.
Claude The now shareable artifacts of three.5 will be helpful in teaching.
In class, it could actually be difficult to clarify startup funding, so I simply asked, “Create an interactive simulation that visually explains the differences in payout for a startup and a enterprise capitalist with liquidation preferences…” https://t.co/4dF1CZNVxu pic.twitter.com/riS2TyHRh7
— Ethan Mollick (@emollick) July 9, 2024
The Artifact feature is out there on free Claude accounts, but you’ll reach the usage limit pretty quickly.
With Claude Sonnet 3.5 outperforming GPT-4o and Claude Opus 3.5 on the horizon, it's hard to justify paying for ChatGPT due to Artifacts feature.
How will OpenAI reply to retain its paying users?
