Anthropic released an iOS version of its popular chatbot Claude for the iPhone in May; now, it’s time for an Android version.
The artificial intelligence (AI) company announced the Android iteration on Tuesday.
With the help of Claude, users can have conversations in a number of languages, including English, German, French, Spanish and Italian. The new app reportedly can be used with all subscriptions, which includes Pro and Team. Business users have the option to sign up for a monthly subscription that costs roughly $31 per user. The minimum number of users that can be registered is five.
Users who can’t download the app from Google Play or the App Store, can still access Claude via the web at claude.ai .
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Anthropic released an iOS version of its popular chatbot Claude for the iPhone in May; now, it’s time for an Android version.
The artificial intelligence (AI) company announced the Android iteration on Tuesday.
With the help of Claude, users can have conversations in a number of languages, including English, German, French, Spanish and Italian. The new app reportedly can be used with all subscriptions, which includes Pro and Team. Business users have the option to sign up for a monthly subscription that costs roughly $31 per user. The minimum number of users that can be registered is five.
Users who can’t download the app from Google Play or the App Store, can still access Claude via the web at claude.ai .
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