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Anthropic has launched Claude Enterprise, an opportunity for big businesses to integrate its artificial intelligence models into their operations. The new subscription plan, rivaling a similar one from OpenAI ChatGPT, grants subscribers more security, privacy, and administrative control. According to the Amazon-backed AI startup, it has been working on this new product since January, meaning it was almost ready when it launched the Claude 3.5 sonnet model in June. The company also released Claude Team in May; that product will now serve smaller businesses. Claude Enterprise is a virtual collaborator instead of an assistant The new product plan comes loaded with features, including a 500,000 tokens context window, allowing it to process a large swath of data with a single interaction. For context, it will take a single prompt to process 200,000 lines of code, several 100-page documents, or a 2-hour audio transcript on Claude Enterprise. This allows the chatbot to easily understand a large amount of information, enabling businesses to integrate their proprietary data into the model and deploy it for company-specific use cases. By comparison, ChatGPT Enterprise has a context window of 128,000 tokens, while Claude Team has 200,000 tokens. Speaking on its immense capabilities, Anthropic product lead Scott White described it as the next step in the evolution of AI chatbots, noting that Claude is moving from being a virtual assistant to a virtual collaborator. He said; “I think about a world we’re moving towards where Claude becomes a virtual collaborator. What that means is unbounding two constraints: One is that Claude has more access to information about who you are, what you’re trying to do, what your role is, what your job function is, and [the other is] the organizational knowledge that you use to do that job being connected into those systems of record.” White…

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