Anthropic cofounder and Chief Science Officer Jared Kaplan is scheduled to take the spotlight at TechCrunch Sessions AI, happening June 5 at UC Berkeley’s Zellerbach Hall. Attendees will have the rare chance to hear first hand from Kaplan, who holds an impressive background both in theoretical physics and artificial intelligence research.
For a limited time, discounted entry is available for the event, making it a prime opportunity for professionals to connect and learn from leading AI industry experts. Those bringing a colleague can take advantage of a special offer that slashes the cost of a second ticket in half.
Kaplan will present insights into hybrid reasoning models, which are designed to deliver rapid answers to basic queries and deeper analysis for more complex issues. He will also delve into Anthropic’s risk governance approach, which focuses on safely advancing AI technologies.
Anthropic’s Growth and Revolutionary Innovations
Kaplan’s deep roots in scientific research paved the way for his influential work at OpenAI, where he contributed to well known projects like GPT3 and Codex, before helping create the Claude AI assistant at Anthropic. Under his guidance, Anthropic recently launched Claude 3.7 Sonnet, introducing new hybrid reasoning capabilities and positioning the tool as a collaborative partner in the workplace.
The latest developments do not stop there; Claude now boasts integration with Google Workspace and the addition of autonomous research features. Rumors also circulate about an upcoming voice assistant aimed at keeping pace with competing AI platforms.
Industry attention surrounds Anthropic thanks to massive increases in company valuation, which soared to $61.5 billion following the latest funding round in March. Investors and experts alike are closely watching how the company’s technology will influence the AI sector moving forward.
Kaplan’s upcoming session will look beyond technical details, highlighting actionable strategies for integrating AI into companies of any size. He is set to discuss how these advances could reshape human and computer collaboration, streamline workflows, and alter our social landscape.
This event promises rare insights from one of artificial intelligence’s most innovative thinkers. Spaces are limited, so early registration is highly encouraged for those eager to tap in to the latest wave of AI breakthroughs.
