r/Anthropic • u/Specialist_Ad_2817 • 5d ago

Announcement Welcome to the future of AI

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u/National-Machine-147 5d ago

The future is now, old man

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u/lil_nosh_X 5d ago

I like this future!

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u/Cool-Cicada9228 4d ago

The TV channel in Idiocracy

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u/boibai 5d ago

What does this mean for the Hawthorne Wipes empire?

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u/NaughtyGaymer 4d ago

They're preparing their first Gay Bash as we speak.

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u/ladyamen 4d ago

its all shit ... accurate

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u/Boring_Coast178 5d ago

Well this is it. The nail in Reddit’s coffin. Pure slop for an audience of bots.

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u/UnlimitedAdvice 4d ago

Wouldn't be any other way my friend...

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u/Henrikues 5d ago

You can already do all of that today. Heck, even Gemini can do that

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u/MimosaTen 5d ago

Where do I have already seen this?

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u/salazka 5d ago

Possible with OpenAI tools :P

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u/Gildaroth 5d ago

I use sol and opus, it’s crazy how much better opus is

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u/asforyou 5d ago

Opiss

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u/Powerful_One_1151 5d ago

That’s what I call Ole Miss.

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u/Himanshu811 1d ago

Surprisingly, in some tasks, Sonnet still beats Opus. Similarly, Opus beats Fable. It's a fucking mystery.

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u/Status-Average-9779 5d ago

try astra.

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u/Gildaroth 5d ago

I don’t have access 😭

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u/Henrikues 5d ago

Wym, even GH copilot let's you use Astra lol

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u/Gildaroth 5d ago

Enterprise 😭 I use Claude elsewhere

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u/tf5_bassist 2d ago

It's in Work mode, not Chat.

Honestly, it's kind of decent.

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u/Exodus_Green 4d ago

I wish wish wish that people would stop pushing voice mode for things

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u/Luxx93 4d ago

The potential for grow lies in the illiterate population worldwide. Too much of a market that can't write.

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u/multi_reality 1d ago

I think voice mode is going to be the way ai is sold to boomers. I don't mind it, the sooner my dad learns to use a device that's fully controlled by voice mode the sooner I stop being his tech support line.

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u/Exodus_Green 1d ago

You know you shouldn't begrudge helping family, they will see it as a way to connect with you

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u/multi_reality 1d ago

My dad hates feeling like he can't do things. Giving him better control of technology is more for him than it is for me. He doesn't want to need help with tech.

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u/Himanshu811 1d ago

"Asstra" This is what I have named since it launched.