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Anthropic launches Claude Sonnet 4.5, its best AI model for coding – TechCrunch

Anthropic’s launch of Claude Sonnet 4.5 marks a significant leap in the AI landscape, unveiling their most capable model to date, particularly for software development and complex reasoning. The model demonstrates coding capabilities on par with GPT-4 Turbo, while surpassing its predecessor on benchmarks like GPQA, MMLU, and Grade School Math. Additionally, Claude 4.5 introduces a sophisticated "tool use" feature, enabling dynamic interactions such as executing code, integrating APIs, and accessing web resources.

Its peak performance in tasks like document summarization and multi-step problem-solving makes Claude 4.5 a prime candidate for transforming martech operations, knowledge management, and customer support systems. As smart assistants become central to marketing and CRM workflows, custom AI models with such advanced contextual understanding provide an edge in automating high-value tasks.

A relevant use-case for businesses using HolistiCrm could be developing a domain-specific Machine Learning model using Claude 4.5's capabilities to optimize lead scoring and customer outreach. By integrating Claude’s coding and reasoning strengths into CRM systems, companies can automatically segment leads with higher precision and adapt messaging for better customer satisfaction. Furthermore, Claude’s ability to explain code and decisions in detail can simplify onboarding and troubleshooting for technical support teams.

AI agencies and consultancies that help businesses adopt high-performance AI technology like Claude 4.5 can extract value beyond cost savings—unlocking new revenue streams, accelerating personalization in marketing campaigns, and refining customer experience through continuous learning and adaptation. The path to more holistic marketing automation is being shaped by tools like Claude—and businesses tuned into this evolution are looking at not just transformation, but long-term strategic advantage.

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