Anthropic ships Claude Sonnet 4.6 with improvements to coding, computer use, and web search. The model reportedly rivals the more expensive Opus class on many tasks, and a new filtering technique for web search cuts token usage. In a business simulation benchmark, however, the model stood out for its aggressive tactics.<br /> The article Anthropics Claude Sonnet 4.6 arrives with smarter search and coding skills but a concerning lack of ethical brakes appeared first on The Decoder. [...]
Anthropic today released Claude Sonnet 5, a new AI model that the company says delivers near-flagship performance at mid-tier prices — a move designed to give cost-conscious enterprise developers ac [...]
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