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Anthropic has recently introduced an upgraded (and improved) Claude 3.5 Sonnet, labeled ‘New Claude 3.5 Sonnet,’ along with a new model called Claude 3.5 Haiku (the successor to Claude 3 Haiku). Redditors are unofficially calling it “Claude 3.6” given its differences with previous models. So, for this article, we will call it Claude 3.6. As […]
OpenAI recently introduced prompt caching features as a part of its annual DevDay announcements. Prompt caching—which OpenAI claims can benefit users with a 50% discount on inputs—will now applied to various models, including GPT-4o and its mini versions. Unsurprisingly, this has generated excitement among developers, with many already drawing comparisons between OpenAI’s and Claude’s prompt […]
Google has recently announced DataGemma, a pair of instruction-tuned models engineered for better accuracy. It’s interesting for two main reasons: 1. It’s trained on vast real-world data to mitigate the challenge of hallucinations. 2. It’s open-source. And with the recent announcement of OpenAI o1—also designed with accuracy and reasoning in mind—people have started to draw […]
OpenAI’s recent announcement of the OpenAI o1 model family has shone debate among developers interested in AI code generation. As per OpenAI, the o1 models have been designed specifically for tasks like coding, which require better reasoning and contextual awareness. Many people have already started to draw comparisons between OpenAI o1, GPT-4o, and even Claude […]
OpenAI announced the release of its new series of AI models—OpenAI o1, with significantly advanced reasoning capabilities. According to OpenAI, what sets the o1 apart from the GPT-4o family is that they’re designed to spend more time thinking before they respond. One of the caveats with older and current OpenAI models (eg GPT-4o and 4o-mini) […]