According to the latest reports from tech media TestingCatalog, Anthropic is busy preparing to launch the new Claude AI desktop application, bringing users a more convenient AI assistant experience. Sources reveal that this desktop application, internally codenamed 'Claude Nest', has entered the final sprint phase. Observant users may have noticed that the web interface for Claude AI has quietly added a download button. Although no actual download link has been released yet, this is undoubtedly a sign from Anthropic.

Anthropic has announced that it will release the Artifacts system prompts for the Claude series models within a few weeks, responding to researchers' concerns about transparency. The Artifacts feature was recently opened to all users, allowing code snippets to run alongside the chat interface. The release of the system prompts aims to enhance user understanding of model behavior and promote transparency in AI development. The Claude 3.5 Sonnet version emphasizes accurate and concise answers, while Claude 3 Opus has been updated.

The AI startup Anthropic based in San Francisco has launched its new visualization feature 'Artifacts' for the large language model Claude, which is now available to all users. Users can open a new window next to the Claude chat interface to execute code snippets or complete programs generated by Claude, creating interactive visualizations, charts, or mini-games, significantly enhancing the ease of creation. This feature is available for Claude's free, professional, and team versions, and can even be used on mobile applications.