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Claude AI writes the way you want with this function

Anthropic introduced a new feature in Claude on Tuesday that allows the artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot to generate responses in users’ preferred writing style. The new feature, called Custom Style, focuses on the chatbot’s responses and better reflects how the user generally writes and prefers to read. This personalization feature allows users to choose from three preset options or add their own writing sample to let the AI ​​adopt that style. The company has rolled out the new feature to all Claude users.

Anthropic introduces custom styles to Claude

While chatbots powered by large language models (LLMs) are capable of generating content on virtually any topic, writing style often becomes the limiting factor. The AI ​​can sometimes generate content in an overly formal tone that may not be appropriate for a message to a friend, or use flowery language that may be too flashy for an academic article.

While some AI tools, such as Google’s Gemini in Gmail and Docs or Samsung’s Galaxy AI in Notes, provide users with a number of presets to control the tonality of the generated output, such tools are usually not available in large AI chatbots. In most cases, the only solution is to manually specify the desired writing style in each prompt.

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Custom styles are provided in Claude
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In a newsroom afterAnthropic has announced the release of the Custom Styles feature that will make this process easier. The new feature is available to all users on all platforms. To use it, users can go to Claude and see that a new quill icon has been added at the bottom of the text field, next to the AI ​​model selection button.

Once a user taps the icon, users can see four preset options: Normal, Concise, Formal, and Explanatory. The formal style generates clear and polished responses, while the concise style generates shorter and direct responses. Anthropic says the explanatory style is suitable for “educational responses to learning new concepts.”

In addition, users can also create custom styles. The process is simple. Users can tap the “Create and Edit Styles” option, which will open a new pop-up window. The users can paste a writing sample of theirs or upload a document. Claude can analyze content for writing structure, tonality, word preference and more.

Gadgets 360 employees were able to test the function. The feature seems to work well, but in practice we found that the AI ​​was unable to pick up the writing nuances and only followed the general contours of the writing style.

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