🔒 Anthropic presents Claude Sonnet 4.5
Anthropic has introduced Claude Sonnet 4.5, an AI model designed not just to write code, but to create entire applications. The company’s boasting record-breaking results and rolling out new tools for developers.
Anthropic has unveiled its latest model — Claude Sonnet 4.5. According to the announcements, it’s set to establish a new standard in programming tasks, moving away from the assistant role towards an autonomous tool capable of creating ready-to-deploy applications. The launch comes at a time of increasing competition, especially from OpenAI, and responds to the growing demands of programmers and tech companies.
Performance in practice. What can Sonnet 4.5 do?
Anthropic’s main argument is sheer performance. The company reports that Sonnet 4.5 delivers top results in the SWE-Bench Verified benchmark, which measures an AI’s ability to tackle real-world programming problems.
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