Claude transforms into digital assistant for document work

Anthropic company rolled out a content-rich update for its Claude. Now it can create and edit full-fledged files of various formats. You can upload raw data and receive ready Excel spreadsheets, documents, PowerPoint presentations and PDF files in response.

The system can not only format information. But also conduct substantive analysis, create working formulas and build visual charts. The functionality allows transforming unprocessed data into structured reports with highlighting of key insights.

As well as developing financial models with scenario analysis, transforming PDF reports into presentations. And automating many other tasks that require specialized knowledge and significant time investment.

The new features are already available to users of Max, Team and Enterprise plans. In the coming weeks they will be activated for Pro subscribers.

This is a fairly serious update that significantly expands the possibilities of using AI in professional tasks. Essentially turning Claude into your digital assistant for document work.

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