Claude by Anthropic

The Free Claude App is a good as the paid subscription of ChatGPT which I pay monthly for.

Please implement artifacts feature to the mobile app, users should be able to change fonts, I want iOS native system font but getting only times new roman

This is very good AI. It does make mistakes. I’d like to be able to have an unrestrained AI assistant. It would reduce errors after I correct it. Having to start over between chats is cumbersome. The goal should be a single interaction. It knows me and I can depend on it. In that way it would be unique-like me.

This is truly a game changing app for Tibetans, Himalayan and Bhutanese. I was really impressed with texture of Tibetans language. Keep it up there is no height for developments.

Most intelligent AI available not by opinion

I generally prefer this to ChatGPT, but the limits are way too low for Sonnet. That’s exacerbated by the app not allowing you to edit old prompts, like you can on the web or ChatGPT. This isn’t only useful to fix typos but also to compress a conversation to reduce chat size growth, and to leave a clearer transcript.

If you understand what an AI system does, It does that well and should satisfy. Now I’ve not tested it in a wide scope (no text creation, coding, image efforts, math, etc) so my comment is restricted to philosophical questions, investigating political dynamics, and concept definition. I’ve been very pleased with this experience. I will expand based on experience to date.

The app is good, please add code syntax highlighting for the ouput, it will be much more readable.

Honestly I haven’t used Chat GPT ever since I got Claude. Truly much better content, better writing, much more human than robotic. I love it so much I’m actually upgrading and I rarely do that.

Claude is a great model and I think the app keeps it very simple and easy to use. There are three things I would like to see from the app that could make it 5 stars. 1. Access to Projects - this feature is awesome and I would like to be able to view and edit projects from the app. 2. Syntax highlighting and Code Blocks - the way code is handled on mobile isn’t ideal. 3. Chat organization - the long list of chats by used date is a little annoying. I tend to go back to chats later to continue conversations and they can be hard to find.