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Anthropic receives $2.75B investment tranche from Amazon

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  1. Anthropic receives $2.75B investment tranche from Amazon
  2. Claude 3 Opus becomes #1 model, surpassing GPT-4
  3. SBF expected to get 20 to 50-year sentence at 9:30 AM ET
  4. Databricks releases open-source DBRX LLM, says it is #1 open model

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1. Anthropic receives $2.75B investment tranche from Amazon

Anthropic is the #2 most well-funded generative AI startup, right behind OpenAI:

  • Sep.: $4B total investment, with the initial $1.25B concluded then.

  • $18.4B valuation, according to sources.

2. Anthropic’s Claude 3 Opus becomes #1 model in Chatbot Arena, surpassing OpenAI’s GPT-4

  • Regular users vote blindly on which model responses they prefer.

  • GPT-4 is 1-year-old, but its latest versions have gotten worse, rather than better, according to this leaderboard.

  • Meet RAD AI—the tech startup that some of the biggest brands in the world are using to supercharge their digital marketing efforts. It's been called the ā€œessential AIā€ for brands looking to attract new audiences and boost ROI.

  • Over 25 billion pieces of content are exchanged daily across the web. This is what the $633B MarTech and Data Analytics is fundamentally built on. RAD AI’s technology analyzes this entire universe for the sole purpose of helping brands deliver content and ROI.

  • Tripled revenue, attracting clients like MGM, Skechers, and Sweetgreen, and raised $27M from 6,500+ backers, including VCs and leaders at Google, Amazon, and Meta, with backing from Adobe's Fund for Design. 

* Sponsored. Disclaimer: This is a paid advertisement for RAD AI’s Regulation CF offering. Please read the offering circular at invest.radintel.ai.

4. SBF expected to get 20 to 50-year sentence at 9:30 AM ET

According to prediction markets Manifold:

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