Anthropic, an artificial intelligence company founded by exiles from OpenAI, has introduced the first AI model that can produce either conventional output or a controllable amount of “reasoning” needed to solve more grueling problems.
Anthropic says the new hybrid model, called Claude 3.7, will make it easier for users and developers to tackle problems that require a mix of instinctive output and step-by-step cogitation. “The [user] has a lot of control over the behavior—how long it thinks, and can trade reasoning and intelligence with time and budget,” says Michael Gerstenhaber, product lead, AI platform at Anthropic.
Claude 3.7 also features a new “scratchpad” that reveals the model’s reasoning process. A similar
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