Claude, an AI assistant, has been released in Europe by artificial intelligence (AI) startup Anthropic.
Europe now has access to the web-based Claude.ai version, the Claude iOS app, and the subscription-based Claude Team plan, which gives enterprises access to the Claude 3 model family, the company announced in a press statement.
According to the release, “these products complement the Claude API, which was introduced in Europe earlier this year and enables programmers to incorporate Anthropic’s AI models into their own software, websites, or other services.”
According to Anthropic’s press release, “Claude has strong comprehension and fluency in French, German, Spanish, Italian, and other European languages, allowing users to converse with Claude in multiple languages.” “Anyone can easily incorporate our cutting-edge AI models into their workflows thanks to Claude’s intuitive, user-friendly interface.”
The European Union (EU) has the world’s most comprehensive regulation of AI , Bloomberg reported Monday (May 13).
According to the report, OpenAI’s ChatGPT is receiving privacy complaints in the EU, and Google does not currently sell its Gemini program there.
According to the report, Anthropic’s CEO, Dario Amodei, told Bloomberg that the company’s cloud computing partners, Amazon and Google, will assist it in adhering to EU standards. Additionally, Anthropic’s software is currently being utilized throughout the continent in the financial and hospitality industries.
In contrast to China and the United States, Europe has a distinct approach to AI that is characterized by tighter regulation and a stronger focus on ethics, PYMNTS said on May 2.
While the region has been sluggish to adopt AI in vital fields like government and healthcare, certain businesses are leading the way with AI initiatives there.
In numerous areas, industry benchmark evaluations of Anthropic’s Claude 3 models—which were introduced in 159 countries in March—bested those of rival AI models.
On May 1, the business released its first enterprise subscription plan for the Claude chatbot along with its first smartphone app.
The introduction of these new products was a major move for Anthropic and put it in a position to take on larger players in the AI space more directly, such as OpenAI and Google.