Happy Monday! If you’re looking for something to do in San Francisco tonight, come meet the Product Hunt team and AI founders for our latest demo night at the Solaris AI offices. It starts at 6:30pm PT and there’s still some demo slots available if you have a product you want to show off. 

Here’s the headlines: 

💬 Meta has made its AI chatbot available to all users in India.

🇪🇺 Apple has delayed the launch of Apple Intelligence in the EU citing regulations. 

🍎 Apple and Meta have held discussions about integrating Meta AI into iPhones.

The AI arms race is continuing at breakneck speed. Anthropic, the AI company that netted a whopping $2.75 billion in funding from Amazon earlier this year, just launched its latest model, Claude 3.5 Sonnet, out of nowhere. 

Sonnet takes up the middle position in the company’s model lineup behind Opus, its highest-end model, and ahead of Haiku, its smallest model. (Is it just me, or is keeping up with all the different names for AI models starting to get a little confusing?) Interestingly, the company claims Sonnet—the middle offering— now outperforms Opus, its largest offering — until Opus gets its own 3.5 update, of course.

What’s the big deal? Like all new releases, the hype comes from how it performs against others, especially OpenAI’s models. According to Anthropic, Sonnet 3.5 matches and beats GPT-4o and Google’s Gemini across various tasks. When you look at the benchmarks, it does look pretty impressive. It outscored GPT-4o, Gemini, and Meta’s Llama 3 400B in seven of the nine overall benchmarks and four of the five vision benchmarks. Of course, benchmarks should be taken with a grain of salt since companies can pick and choose based on what looks good. 

Alongside Sonnet 3.5, Anthropic also released a new feature called Artifacts. With Artifacts, you can now interact more directly with the results from your Claude-based query. Say you generate an image, and if you’re not completely happy with it, you can edit it directly in the app, or maybe you’re writing a cover letter. Instead of copying and pasting it to the notes app, you can make changes directly inside Claude. 

If you want to give the new model a whirl, Sonnet 3.5 is now available to all Claude users on web, and the company’s iOS app.

FOR DEVELOPERS 

Sherloq is a collaborative AI repository for SQL users. Using the AI SQL repo plug-in, you can collaboratively manage, save, and share your SQL code, without leaving your IDE.

Doxify lets you create clear, concise, and engaging API documentation with an interactive tool. It can help boost developer adoption, simplify maintenance to unlock the potential of your APIs.

FOR PRODUCTIVITY

Dev Task Tracker is a chrome extension designed specifically for web developers! You can manage your tasks directly within your localhost, at the same time that you’re debugging an app. 

Intentional is an app that allows you to set goals for your browsing session, it then then uses AI to automatically block you from accessing websites that are irrelevant to your goals.

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