Anthropic 公布了掌握 Opus 5.5 的13條秘訣！

Asorobic recently released their latest model, OPUS 5.5. The company claims it has reached the level of Fable 5.1 in most tasks, while reducing costs by about 40%and increasing speed by over 30%. When writing, the model also reduces hallucinations and follows rules more strictly. Launched alongside the new model is an official guide on

how to properly use OPUS 5.5. Since the methods we used for previous models now either cost more or are slower, I have carefully studied the entire document to summarize 13 truly useful shortcuts for you. I will tell you what is different about these techniques compared to before, what we need to adjust, and provide some practical use

cases. As long as you watch this video to the end, not only will you know how to get better output results, but more importantly, you can also save quite a bit on costs. So, without further ado, let's get started. First, regarding the various models recently released by Cloud and GPT, I’ll give you the

conclusion right away: if you want a model with a comprehensive experience, I think for most of our channel's audience, GPT-6 is the better choice right now, as it performs excellently in organizing daily tasks, generating dashboards, building web pages, and any visual-related tasks. But if you want to solve specific tasks, I believe OPUS

5.5 is the more powerful model, such as for writing content or editing videos for you. As for the specific types of tasks OPUS 5.5 is suitable for, you can check out tutorial videos from other creators. Our focus today will be entirely on how to maximize the output of OPUS 5.5. For the first point, let's

start with the medium effort level. Simply put, the model's effort level determines how much deep thinking it invests before providing us with an answer. The default effort level for the previous OPUS 5 version was high, whereas the recommended level for OPUS 5.5 is medium, as they found in tests that medium effort achieves the best