Anthropic’s newest AI model has arrived. But it’s pricier than the last generation, and unlike Anthropic’s other models, it can’t analyze images just yet. Claude 3.5 Haiku, which Anthropic announced last month, matches or bests the performance of Anthropic’s once-flagship, Claude 3 Opus, on specific benchmarks. Available through Anthropic’s API and a number of third-party […]

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