Since Opus 4.6 I've seen later Anthropic models being more and more capable on one hand, but also less useful on multi turn open tasks.
It feels like with each model they are more and more prone to go "their own way" and jump into the implementation as soon as they can.
I can't but blame it on benchmarks and fine tuning around prompt-to-solution work.
Since Opus 4.6 I've seen later Anthropic models being more and more capable on one hand, but also less useful on multi turn open tasks.
It feels like with each model they are more and more prone to go "their own way" and jump into the implementation as soon as they can.
I can't but blame it on benchmarks and fine tuning around prompt-to-solution work.