US EditionAnthropic And Databricks Team Up To Help Customers Launch Their Own AI Agents
- Anthropic, an AI company valued at $62 billion, and Databricks, a US software giant, announced a five-year partnership on Wednesday, March 26, to bring Anthropic's AI models and services to Databricks' Data Intelligence Platform, aiming to transform businesses and meet the growing demand for data intelligence.
- The collaboration addresses the increasing need for AI tools capable of handling enterprise-scale data governance and privacy, as organizations seek to integrate advanced language models into their workflows without compromising data controls.
- Combining Anthropic's Claude AI models, including Claude 3.7 Sonnet, with Databricks' Mosaic AI, the partnership will enable over 10,000 businesses to build AI models that can reason on their own data, create domain-specific AI agents, and increase returns on their AI investments.
- Databricks' new fine-tuning method, leveraging Test-time Adaptive Optimization , will enable faster and cheaper model fine-tuning by tapping into patterns within the model itself and the data it sees during testing, ultimately making it easier to build agents for specific tasks and domains.
- Mike Krieger, Anthropic's chief product officer, highlighted the company's focus on knowledge work and the importance of responsibility, trust, and safety for enterprises, stating, "It feels like we should be able to make that easier," regarding making knowledge work easier and emphasizing that "it will matter a lot to enterprises.
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Anthropic Signs Deal to Bring Claude to Databricks Platform
Databricks and Anthropic announced a strategic, five-year partnership to offer Anthropic models and services on Databricks' data intelligence platform. The deal brings Anthropic's Claude models directly to over 10,000 companies. Tim Stenovec sat down with Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei and Databricks CEO Ali Ghodsi to discuss what this means for their customers. (Source: Bloomberg)
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