Anthropic has released considered one of its latest AI models, Claude 3.5 Haiku, to users of its AI chatbot platform Claude.
Reports of three.5 Haiku launching in Claude began circulating on social media Thursday morning, and TechCrunch was capable of independently confirm that the model is out there in Claude on web and mobile devices.
Claude Haiku 3.5 is now finally available on the net and mobile apps 🔥 https://t.co/qsCoKUuO9o pic.twitter.com/M14CrROf34
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3.5 Haiku, which Anthropic introduced in November, meets or exceeds the performance of Anthropic's predecessor, the three Opus, on certain benchmarks. According to Anthropic, 3.5 Haiku is especially good for coding recommendations, data extraction and labeling, and content moderation.
3.5 Haiku also can output longer blocks of text than 3 Haiku, its predecessor, and the model has an updated knowledge threshold so it could possibly reference more moderen events.
However, this model doesn’t support image evaluation, making it less powerful in at the very least one vital respect than the opposite available models from Anthropic, 3 Haiku and three.5 Sonnet.
3.5 Haiku became the topic of minor controversy when it arrived in Anthropic's API early last month. Anthropic initially suggested that 3.5 Haiku would cost the identical as 3 Haiku, but then modified its mind, arguing that the model's increased “intelligence” justified higher API costs.
