And it seems to be following with a rollout of a separate s2s model
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Update on AI Voice Model Release Roadmap
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Confirmed – Demo was only demo
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Clarification on AI voice model availability and UI status
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It is only the UI, voice model is not yet available
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Reverse engineering Gen-3 model access via frontend feature flags
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The gen-3 option is hidden behind the feature flag from the public. It has been reverse engineered The UI is what is currently out there in the frontend code
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User perspective on Google’s AI Search Summaries
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MS not sure. Google released Search Summaries which are meh so not sure
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User testing new AI projects feature and context window capabilities
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Huge release I had to get Pro immediately to give it a try. Hoping that Projects will play well with bigger context windows
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Status of Gems and Memory AI features
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Nope, unfortunately. I know that Gems and Memory are in development but they have been there for a while
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Discussion on LLM context window limitations
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Yes, it is a big question on how it will play out with the context window. 200k is not that much in fact
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Using Claude Pro’s Custom Instructions for AI Workflows
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I am doomed, this is my 4rth Pro subscription for an AI service 🤖
— 🚨 AI News | TestingCatalog (@testingcatalog) 25 juin 2024
I just got Claude Pro. I generally believe that the possibility of setting Custom Instructions to a chat may stick to some of my workflows. Have you tried it yet? https://t.co/rxMlXE8RR4 pic.twitter.com/bqtNAzr8sZI am doomed, this is my 4rth Pro subscription for an AI service I just got Claude Pro. I generally believe that the possibility of setting Custom Instructions to a chat may stick to some of my workflows. Have you tried it yet?
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Discussion on custom AI project instructions and access tiers
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I meant to say “non free” as you can access it on Pro as well. I also think that Custom instructions per Project is a brilliant idea
