Claude by Anthropic

30 different types of AI systems have been downloaded onto my iPad this last year. None of them have offered these specific features. 1. Alignments with accessibility settings on my iPad for example, larger text sizes that match the sets up in my iPads setttjngs 2.a reliable (has not experienced one crash since installing and has been used 100’s since installation 2 weeks ago) 3. Allows me to send feedback to developers regarding a negative or positive experience and also allowing me to have impact on how the future system improves. 4. Uses simple language so that those with little to no technical knowledge of how to utilize features is made into a basic interface. 5. Adjusts the interface and results when a uses makes a specific request. For example, if I request Claude do research into advanced areas that go deeper into a basic google search result and I give examples of what I am searching for. Claude is able to figure out what I am trying to say (even when I am using different methods of language Ect to find what I need ) he can dissect my language and make it into a effective search query. 6. His explanations about how to help me figure out what steps I can take to get what I need done (how to change settings, or check for ways to troubleshoot.) all in basic terms. The best part of Claude is the obvious way the developers and company are actively working to create a product that meets their customers needs and cares about the quality of their products.

Claude has always been my favorite AI; I believe it is superior to other AIs in every respect. But I tried to use Claude last night but discovered that I had been logged out. I attempted to log back in, but during the login process, I was repeatedly redirected back to the initial login screen. The same issue occurred on my iPad. Consequently, I checked for app updates and realized I hadn't installed the latest version. I proceeded to update the software; however, the situation seems to have worsened following the update. The interface now remains stuck on a screen displaying an exclamation mark accompanied by the message "Something went wrong." Clicking the "Try Again" button below proved futile. This issue persists on both my tablet and my mobile phone, although the web version of Claude remains fully functional. I tried various troubleshooting steps—including restarting my phone, deleting and reinstalling the app, and verifying that all app permissions were enabled—but none of these measures worked. Every time I launch the app, I see nothing but the exclamation mark and that error message. I also attempted to reach out via email for support, but that provided no assistance, as I had already exhausted all the suggested troubleshooting steps. I asked a friend to open Claude on their phone, and their app worked without any issues. I hope you can resolve this problem as soon as possible. My primary account is linked to my Apple ID for login purposes; however, the web version does not support logging in via Apple ID.

I have been suspect of AI intelligence, but decided to be open-minded and have tested Claude by asking various questions relating to various subjects, including healthcare, politics, news items, and just basic information that I am curious about. Rather than just searching. With a browser, I have received incredible information with much more comprehensive results and improved accuracy and even acknowledgment of the amount of accuracy regarding each piece of information and source. I am incredibly impressed with the speed and accuracy using Claude to help me navigate my life in a more fulfilling way, saving me time, but actually giving me better information and even letting me know when the information that is available is not reliable or tested, especially regarding healthcare information that I could spend days searching through to get answers for my own health. I am very appreciative of this app and it’s developers. Claude even helped me come to some good choices of political candidates that I am voting for in this election and giving me much more information than I ever could have obtained doing the research myself, and citing what information was reliable, according to the various multiple sources combing with integration of data that only AI could determine statistically and with the stated level of reliability. Claude also seems to search many more databases than usual browsers can do in a very short time. I am also amazed at the personal level of conversation that is not like talking to a computer or a browser, but an actual person.