Claude Tag is not what you think...

Channel: Matthew Berman

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[0:00] Anthropic released a new feature

[0:01] yesterday. It's called Claude Tag, and I

[0:03] think when most people saw it, they

[0:05] thought, "Okay, that's cool. A

[0:06] convenient way to invoke Claude from

[0:09] within my Slack instance. I use Slack.

[0:12] That sounds really cool." But, the more

[0:13] I read about it, and the more I thought

[0:15] about it, I actually started to get

[0:17] scared. This is Anthropic's entry point

[0:21] into owning all knowledge work. And this

[0:24] affects everybody, not just if you're

[0:26] writing code, but literally if you do

[0:28] anything in front of a computer.

[0:30] Anthropic is trying to own that. And so,

[0:33] I'm going to show you what Claude Tag

[0:34] is, and then I'm going to explain the

[0:36] bigger picture of why this is such a big

[0:39] deal. And by the way, if you want to

[0:41] keep up with what Anthropic and OpenAI

[0:43] are releasing seemingly every week, like

[0:46] this video, subscribe to the channel. It

[0:48] really does help. Thank you in advance.

[0:51] All right, so let me show you what

[0:51] Claude Tag is. If you use Slack, it's

[0:55] effectively like just tagging another

[0:57] member of your team and talking to it.

[0:59] Except, Claude Tag has all the context

[1:03] of everything you do inside your

[1:04] company, and it can actually get

[1:07] real-world work done for you. You simply

[1:09] tag Claude, it chats with you, it knows

[1:12] who you are, it knows who your

[1:14] colleagues are, it's able to understand

[1:17] all the different documents you have

[1:18] inside your company, it reads all the

[1:20] conversations in the Slack channels. It

[1:23] is really building an entire graph of

[1:26] your company. And by the way, you don't

[1:28] always have to tag Cl

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