GPT-V

“You could have a world, and we are going to have this world, where you have, like, GPT-V level systems and beyond that could, like, answer any complex request. Unless it requires some, like, if you say, like you know, give me a list of all the PhDs in New York…”

“We've seen physicists starting to kick the tires on GPT-V and say that, like, hey, this thing was able to get, this model was able to re-derive an insight that took me many months worth of research to produce.”

“The second thing we did Was we really spent a long time seeing how are people using it in interactive coding applications? And just taking a ton of feedback and feeding that back into our training. And that was something we didn't try as hard in the past, righ…”

“And GPT-V itself is extremely good at instruction following. And so it actually is the most personalizable model that we've ever produced. You can have it operate according to whatever you prefer, just by saying it, just by providing that instruction.”

“When cursors switch from Sonnet to GPT-V as like the default model that was like, you know, Two hundred million our revenue for Anthropic that kind of went away and like moved on to GPT-V.”

“Then when GPT-V came out. It was able to reproduce one of my best papers that took me a very long time to come up with, in like, 30 minutes.”