Claude’s vocal mode is now available for Opus and Sonnet

Until now, voice mode was only available to Claude Haikuthe faster but less powerful anthropic model. Now the company is making it Authorship and Sonnet Models available in Sound modeAnd expanded access to apps like Gmail, Slack, and Canva.

When Anthropic Voice mode has been launched Earlier this year, I focused primarily on providing answers to quick questions with minimal delay. But in a blog post, the company said people immediately started using voice mode for much more than just casual inquiries. They were using it to work “through real business problems,” which haiku was not really designed for. This model “kept conversations fast, but not always deep.”

The Sonnet and Opus are deeper models that the company says are “designed to solve tough problems.” They can provide more sophisticated responses and analysis, and then take action on your behalf. For example, turn your conversation with her into a one-page presentation, or change your calendar appointments if your train is late.

Users can switch back and forth between text and voice mode mid-conversation, as well as change templates. So, if a quick conversation with Haiku sparks an idea, you can explore it further by seamlessly switching to Opus. Anthropology is also expanding Sound mode into several new languages. Until now, languages ​​other than English have only been available in the beta, but voice mode is now available in French, German, Spanish, Hindi, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, and Portuguese.