Apple (
NASDAQ:
AAPL
) is reportedly teaming up with Anthropic to develop an artificial intelligence-powered platform which will assist developers in writing, editing and testing code, according to Bloomberg.
The new programming software will integrate Anthropic’s Claude Sonnet large language model, according to the report, which cited people familiar with the matter. Apple plans to initially utilize the software internally before deciding whether to release it to the public.
Apple introduced an AI-powered coding assistant, Swift Assist, last year at its Worldwide Developers Conference. However, Apple engineers found issues with the system, finding that it would hallucinate and even hinder app development, according to the report. Consequently, it was never shipped out to developers.
Anthropic has already demonstrated success working with big tech. Amazon (
AMZN
) has
integrated
Anthropic’s sophisticated Claude models have been integrated into their extensive AWS, retail, and media ecosystem. The company has pioneered cutting-edge technology.
models that compete with and occasionally outperform work by OpenAI.
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