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Claude gets more free features to capitalize on ChatGPT ads.

After already dunking on OpenAI’s plan to bring ads to ChatGPT, Anthropic is bolstering its own chatbot to attract anyone jumping ship. Free Claude users can now create and edit files (including spreadsheets, presentations, and PDFs), access Skills for specialized tasks, connect to third-party services, and more — features previously limited to paying subscribers.

Anthropic beefs up Claude's free tier as OpenAI prepares to stuff ads into ChatGPT's

[Engadget]

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