The Artificial Intelligence market in Brazil is expanding, especially with the introduction of Claude, a chatbot created by Anthropic. Claude aims to rival ChatGPT by producing more human-like and fluid texts for users.
What sets Claude apart?
ChatGPT is recognized for its structured text, which may appear rigid. In contrast, Claude is known for its flexibility in writing style, resulting in more human-like texts that are not limited by standard formats. This quality can enhance interactions with AI, making them more enjoyable and comprehensible.
After a year of testing in the US, Anthropic opted to broaden Claude’s reach to other areas such as Brazil. Initially, Claude’s performance in Portuguese lagged behind that in English. Nevertheless, recent technological advancements have addressed this issue. Mike Krieger, co-founder of Instagram and product director at Anthropic, conveyed that the team dedicated significant effort to enhance Claude’s proficiency across various languages.
Claude is already accessible in approximately 175 nations. In Portugal, where it debuted in May of this year, the AI was lauded for its writing capabilities, drawing from trustworthy sources and providing clear explanations. These qualities suggest the potential for Claude to deliver a top-notch service in Brazil as well.
Is there no cost?
Claude currently provides a complimentary version for users to try out its newest AI model, Claude 3.5 Sonnet, which has been described as outperforming GPT-4 and Gemini in language and reasoning assessments but struggles with mathematical problems.
Anthropic provides paid plans starting at R$ 100 for users seeking enhanced access, which is seen as a reasonable cost for those interested in experiencing the benefits of this innovative technology. Additionally, Claude is conveniently accessible through Android and iOS apps, as well as its web platform, ensuring easy access across various devices.
