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Anthropic says its Opus 4.7 AI model delivers more tasteful and creative outputs for professional tasks, aiming to align results with expert judgment in areas like interfaces, slides, and docs. The piece highlights a broader debate about whether AI can possess genuine 'taste,' noting industry buzz and parallel efforts by other firms, while skeptics question the notion of machines truly selecting winners.
Anthropic announced Claude Design, a research preview that lets Claude generate design assets, prototypes, slides and more, powered by the Opus 4.7 vision model. The tool uses prompts, inline edits and custom sliders to adjust visual elements, builds a company-specific visual language from your codebase and design docs, and supports image/document uploads plus a web capture tool. Designs can be shared and exported to Claude Code, with integrations planned. Claude Design is available to Pro, Max, Team and Enterprise subscribers within their usage limits.
Anthropic released Claude Opus 4.7, its most capable generally available model to date, boosting advanced coding tasks, image analysis, and instruction following, while adding cybersecurity safeguards; the company stresses Opus 4.7 doesn't advance the capability frontier relative to Mythos Preview, which remains more powerful but private. Opus 4.7 is intended to test safeguards ahead of broader Mythos-class releases via a Cyber Verification Program for security researchers; early testers include Intuit, Replit, Notion, Shopify, and others. Pricing remains $5 per million input tokens and $25 per million output tokens.