**Anthropic Launches Claude Opus 4.1: Upgrades in AI Functions**
In May, the AI company Anthropic unveiled its Claude 4 series of models, highlighting improvements in coding, reasoning, and adherence to instructions. Now, only three months later, the firm has introduced Claude Opus 4.1, which promises notable enhancements in agentic operations, real-world programming, and reasoning skills.
As per Anthropic, Claude Opus 4.1 has reached a software engineering accuracy rate of 74.5%. This represents a growth from its earlier version, Claude Sonnet 3.7, which had an accuracy of 62.3%, and Claude Opus 4, which hit 72.5%. The new version is particularly recognized for its advanced capabilities in comprehensive research and data evaluation, with a focus on detail tracking and agentic searching.
Anthropic has released a benchmark table highlighting these enhancements, which is available in their blog post announcing Opus 4.1.
The newest model is now accessible for Claude users and can be utilized via Claude Code, Anthropic’s API, Amazon Bedrock, and Google Cloud’s Vertex AI. For those seeking an all-encompassing overview of the functions and features of Claude Opus 4.1, the system card can be downloaded.
Alongside the launch of Opus 4.1, Anthropic has indicated upcoming significant improvements to their models, implying that users can look forward to further enhancements for Claude. Meanwhile, OpenAI is also expected to make announcements concerning its models in the upcoming days.
For Mac users, Claude is ready for download on macOS, and Anthropic has also introduced applications for iPhone and iPad, ensuring the Claude AI platform is available on various devices.
