The AI chatbot Claude developed by Anthropic has launched its desktop application, which users can download for free from the Anthropic website, available for both Mac and Windows systems. This new application allows users to interact with Claude more conveniently, eliminating the need to access the website through a browser. Anthropic also announced that it has added voice input functionality to its Android and iOS applications, enabling users to interact with Claude via voice.

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.

Amazon has announced the launch of an improved version of its voice assistant, named 'Remarkable Alexa', which is primarily based on Anthropic's Claude AI model. This move aims to enhance Alexa's performance and address accuracy issues in understanding user commands and needs. The new assistant will introduce several practical features, such as daily AI-generated news summaries, a child-specific chatbot, and conversational shopping tools. Expected to be released in mid-October, it will operate on a subscription model with a monthly fee of approximately $5 to $10.

Anthropic has introduced the Claude 2 large language model to 95 countries, but Canada is not among the supported regions. The Canadian government has strict AI regulations, which may make AI companies cautious about entering the market. Anthropic has stated that it is working to bring Claude 2 to Canada.

Anthropic's Claude AI model excelled in performance evaluations, demonstrating strong results even in its worst version. The Claude model shows advantages in handling large-scale contextual inputs and long prompts, sparking discussions around the applications of AI chatbots. The importance of open-source models has been highlighted in this competition, with Meta's Llama2LongAI also making significant strides. The success of the Claude model could influence the decisions of businesses and users in selecting AI models.