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The Antarbur gave the artificial intelligence blog.

A week ago, I fired Antarbur quietly Claude explainsA new page on its website that is mostly created by the company’s AI family, Claude. The blog aims to technical topics related to various cases of using Claude (for example “simplifying the complex code rules with Claude”), the blog aims to be a presentation of the types of capabilities to write Claude.

It is not clear how much the raw Claude writing is to make its way to Claude explaining the publications. According to an official spokesperson, the blog is honored by “Topics and Editorial Experts”, who “boosts” the drafts of Claude with “visions, practical examples, (…) contextual knowledge.”

“This is not only vanilla Claude – the editorial process requires human experience and passes through repetition,” said a spokesman. “From a technical perspective, Claude explains a cooperative approach where Claude (creates) educational content, our team’s reviews, enhances, and enhances them.”

Nothing is clear from Claude: “Home page” that carries a description, “Welcome to the small corner of the anthropier where Claude writes on every theme under the sun.” One may be easily misled by the belief that Claude is responsible for the blog copy to one side.

Anthropor says she sees Claude explaining as “evidence of how human experience and artificial intelligence capabilities work together,” from educational resources.

“Claude explains an early example on how to use the teams of artificial intelligence to increase its work and provide more value to its users,” the spokesman said. “Instead of replacing human experience, we explain how Amnesty International can inflate what the topic experts can do (…) to cover the topics ranging from creative writing to data analysis to the work strategy.”

Antarubor experience with a copy created of artificial intelligence, which comes a few months after the Openai competitor said it has developed a model Creative writing designedFar from the first to be expressed. META from Meta said that he wanted to develop Amnesty International’s advertising tool, and the CEO of Openai Sam Altman recently Propagate Artificial intelligence can deal with “95 % of what marketers use for agencies, strategists and creative professionals for today.”

Elsewhere, publishers have tried tools for reformulating artificial intelligence in an attempt to enhance productivity, and in some cases, to reduce employment needs. It was Janet Especially aggressiveRotating of sports summaries and summaries generated by artificial intelligence. Bloomberg added abstracts created from artificial intelligence to articles in April. And Business Insider, which raised 21 % of its employees last week, I pushed The book turns into AI to help.

Even old ports invest in artificial intelligence, or at least vague initiatives. New York Times According to the employees’ encouragement To use artificial intelligence to propose amendments, addresses and even questions that must be asked during the interviews, while Washington Post He is It is said that it is developing A story of artificial intelligence is called Ember.

However, many of these efforts have not come well, because today’s artificial intelligence is vulnerable to manufacturing things with confidence. Business Insider was forced to apologize to employees after recommending books that do not seem to be present but instead they were created by artificial intelligence, According to Sephor. Bloomberg had to The right dozens One of the summaries created by artificial intelligence of articles. G/O features from Media written by mistakes written by mistakes, which were published against the desires of the editors, It attracted widespread irony.

The spokesman for the anthropologist indicated that the company is still employing in the field of marketing, content and editing, and “many other areas that involve writing”, despite the company’s decline in the formulation of blogs operating on behalf. Take this to what you want.