15 INSANE Use Cases for NEW Claude Sonnet 3.5! (Outperforms GPT-4o)

in this video I'm going to show you 15 insane use cases for the new Claude 3. 5 Sonet model that was just released now when this thing came out I was like oh great another claw model this probably isn't going to be very good but after I tested it I quickly found out that this is much better than GPT 4 or any model that I've used in the past and the crazy thing to think about is this is the worst that this model is going to get it only improves from here now we're going to be doing things in this video like creating web applications interactive dashboards from a PDF I'm going to show you how I created a realtime object detection program all from Claude all of this I did with Claude and I have no coding experience all I am is a YouTuber who has a little bit of experience with website design now we're going to get into those 15 use cases but first I wanted to show you this because I know if you're here right now you're definitely an AI Enthusiast you like staying on top of artificial 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using a PDF so let's say I'm reading this white paper on a large language model prompting technique called reflexion now this is kind of a complex topic but it goes into a verbal reinforcement technique in order to help large language models have better responses let's say I read this and now I want to have a fun way of interacting with that information I can upload that PDF by hitting add content and then I can type in a quick prop I said create an interactive PDF dashboard to help me view test and learn this information in a more visually appealing way then I said make it dark mode of course I'm going to send that off and make sure that you have the artifacts feature enabled because what this is going to do is it's going to open up a dual screen view where it showing you the code that it's generating for your PDF dashboard and not only that but after it generates the code we're going to be able to preview and use this dashboard live and we might get an error sometimes it starts off with an error but it's very easy to fix you just past the error and CLA and it'll fix it for you but as you can see nothing went wrong here as we can see we have this amazing dashboard that was just created based on the PDF that I uploaded and that I was just showing you we have different tabs for decision making we have icons in here I mean this is just beautiful reasoning 20% improvement over Baseline it really helps you see this in a more visual way I can go to programming and what I can even do is I can add things to this as we go I said add a tab for graphs showing the examples and also a test test tab where I can test my knowledge with a 10 question quiz I can send it off and it's going to keep the same structure but just add onto the code that I already have not that I already have but that it already made me as you can see we have two more tabs and the graphs tab isn't currently displaying a graph so we could just reiterate that but we now have a quiz tab that has 10 questions that we can go through and answer use case number two is to use animations and create animations to visualize anything I got pretty unique with this one I said create a visualization showing me how cells work in a human body body in order to heal a wound from getting injured to the wounds being healed what it created me was this wound healing process image but what I wanted was an animation this was great though I mean for 10 seconds just typing out a quick prompt having this be generated this is very very cool it shows the injury the inflammation of the injury the proliferation and then the remodeling which is very cool you can kind of see how that might go from a cut to inflamed to Healing to remodeling now this was pretty good I liked how it showed the whole process and did it quickly but I wanted it moving so I asked can you make us a visualization with cells actually moving around and this is what it created me next an actual visualization of cells moving around within this little box and it changed each part for me so it went from injury to inflammation and as you can see the cells are moving a little bit faster to proliferation and then finally to the remodeling stage but this still is not what I was after right I wanted a couple more things done so that's when I just ask all you have to do is ask now eventually I ended up just prompting with Claude and getting this visualization in this anim to look something like this so that it looks like somebody's actually getting cut right here and so this would be the arm process getting hurt and then we zoom in on that cut I had it do all this just by prompting as I showed you and now I have actually inside the cut the entire process with a progress bar and more of a time-lapse formation which is just amazing it even has some key points down here in terms and then it zooms back out and Loops the animation use case number three is to make visual diagrams and illustrations and based on static images let's say I'm reading this white paper on large language models and I want to see this in a different visual way what I'm going to do is I'm just going to screenshot this then I'm going to hit add content and then just upload that screenshot of this neural network flow and I'm just going to say stimulate the movement of information through this neural network image using moving elements and react I can send that off and based on the static image it's going to create code in order to stimulate the movement of information through this static image which is very cool it's going to create its own little environment it's going to use all the code show us a preview and it's going to show us how information is actually moving in the static image so that we can see it in a more visual way as you can see it says unsupported libraries if it ever does that just copy in your error code copy the entire message and paste it in and it will fix it for you as you can see it creates a mock of the image and actually has moving elements for how information is passing through this but as you can see I don't have any input values in here and nothing's labeled properly so I'll say add input values make sure information is moving correctly and make it bigger just simple English right just simple natural language to this large language model as you can see everything's labeled now and we actually have different lines that it's moving through as you can see it's moving through all these hidden layers based on inputs and this is just amazing to watch and it's cool that it can do all this in a matter of seconds and you could keep on going with this I mean you could go as in-depth as you want you could make it look however you want you could add in multiple different inputs you could really go through this and make it your own use case number four is to create web applications using Claude 3.

5 Sonet now this one's fun I created a whole states of matter diagram showing how the states of matter react when under certain conditions let me show you how I did that as you can see I literally built this thing with a couple of promps and clawed now this is just amazing I'll show you the promps I used in order to do this but here's the idea of it I select a particle type let's say neon and then I add my quantity let's say I want a 100 of those particles in here I can hit add and it adds it to the simulation box of the neon particles moving around and these things are Dynamic so when I up temperature they start moving faster if I update pressure they go through this pressure line and if there's too much pressure too many particles and the temperature is too high then it will explode because the pressure is so much that it just blows the lid off of this simulation and then all the atoms go scattered we have a dynamic information panel updating with how many particles are within the simulation this thing just gets pretty wild so if I increase pressure once again and temperature there they all go seems like it be like very hard to code and it would be if you doing it on your own because if I go to the code I mean there are 224 lines of code so yeah that would take a long time and I just did it in a couple minutes just prompting and asking Claud some questions and whenever there's an application error all I do is upload it and it fixes it right away and I ask basic questions like this when I add particles I don't see them moving nothing is there I want them moving around and then it does that for me and I just keep on going through perfecting this until I get it exactly how I want it and you end up with a final product like this I mean this is just amazing where you can create these little apps there's an SEO tool that I'm going to create a little later in this video that I want to show you because that's an example of how you could use it for business use case number five is to quickly create games whether that be existing games or unique games that you come up with or that you strategize with and create with Claude let me show you some examples of not only how to create a basic game but also examples from how some people on X used it to create more advanced games yes we can do the classic example of create the game Snake using react and make it functional you could even do this with python using vs code I'm going to send this off and it's creating the snake game in react for us just like this and we'll be able to play it within Claude which is very interesting so now we have the snake game in react but as you can see our arrows aren't working so you can just ask Claude and it will edit it for you it just said make it so my arrows move the snake and now as you can see my arrows are actually moving the snake after making that quick adjustment my snake goes through the walls if it hits itself then the game is over now that's a basic game I've seen people even make Tetris with this which is quite amazing but this is one expost that I saw and came across that I was just amazed by created by this user he says I just recreated a basic 3D Doom game using Claude 3. 5 Sonet with artifacts and just three prompts this game is procedurally generated Maps sound effects zombies that come after you in a mini map to do something like this took me two days with GPT 4 when it first came out and if you watch this it's just amazing it even has sound effects as well but he's doing all of this while in Claude in the preview section he has a map he can stop these things from coming at him by hitting his Mouse button and he did this with three prompts he created a game like this that is just amazing so congratulations to this guy and just to show us what you could do in the video game industry with something like Claude 3. 5 Sonet use case number six is to create 8 bit or 16bit styled images so I could say something like create an 8bit style image of Pac-Man when I send that off Claude ended up giving us this fun 8 bit styled Pac-Man with him over here on the right eating these white pellets on the left next I asked it to do a Mario photo on a white background and then it gave me this 8bit styled Mario SVG which is very cool and you can even see the code that it did in order to do this then I thought you know what let's do a 16bit styled Mario instead which gives him a little bit more detail here you can see the code it gets a little bit more complex to generate this SVG and then I did the 128bit Mario high res resolution Vector SVG and there was a lot more code to this and Mario turned out looking very interesting I'm not sure if this is even Mario at all it kind of scared me but I do like the 16bit and the 8bit styled images a lot so I recommend you give that a shot the next use case for this new claw update is to generate 3D simulations or visualizations now for this one I just want to take you back over to X because I think there's some users there who have done some amazing things with actually generating 3D objects in a single conversation so let's go take a look at some of those this gentleman right here ended up making a 3D solar system with physics and collision so if I open this up as you can see he can hit add a random planet and it adds planets certain planets Collide it's very cool and I love how all of this works Dan here actually created this 3D cube animation with balls bouncing around inside the cube using claude's new artifact feature he said this took him only 30 minutes to do with all of these functions added but that's a very cool example of showing how he did that 3D bouncing ball simulation here's another animation created by Max zyell and it's another particle Cube animation with a bunch of different factors that they have the ability to edit which is very neat and this is just amazing at what Claud is capable of doing now and here's another example of somebody creating a 3D gaming CLA I mean this just looks amazing and I guess you could put this in 3D simulations category this created by coffee vectors said it took him 90 minutes it's crazy how it can incorporate sound effects 3D elements and so much more the next use case in Claude is to actually compare data now with this new artifacts update I found that the data analysis side of Claude is much more powerful here's an example so if I just upload a data set I'll just upload my sub based platform data set this is a very very basic Google sheet showing month revenue for that month and social media post for the month and first what I can do is I can just say convert this CSV into Json and then it's going to give me that Json representation of the data just like this and this is going to allow us to actually create an interactive chart using something from the JavaScript library next one I'm going to do is say create an interactive dual AIS line graph of these two data points revenue and social media post with the xais being the month use a plotly.

js chart so we can hover over these elements on the chart so it is interactive and then I can send it off and because we have this Json it will be able to create this interactive dual AIS line graph much easier I've tried this by just using the CSV file and it definitely doesn't work out as much so if you do want to do some data analysis in clae 3. 5 Sonet highly recommend you convert it to Json before you start doing this and this actually looks very similar to chat GPT except they do have their minor differences I like how we get some image settings up here where we can download the plot as a PNG and we can take a snapshot of the plot we can zoom out we can zoom in I think this is pretty cool the next use case for Claude 3. 5 that I think it's amazing at is creating system architectures let me show you how that might work for some something like an SEO tool so I typed out a quick prompt I just said create a system architecture for an SEO web application that allows users to upload blog posts get keyword recommendations feedback score and a ranking criteria right I just want that flowchart that system architecture for this web application that way we can see it and Claude can see it better if we actually go through and build it with Claude if it's possible now I'm going to send this one off and as you can see it's going to get coding and it's going to use mermaid in order to create the system architecture which is very very cool I really like how it breaks it into the databases down here on the left we have a user database blog post database and a keyword database external services and SEO ranking API backend client front end so if you're trying to do automations or you're trying to build applications this is going to be huge by building out these system architectures in Claude it does it so quick it's interactive and it's a lot better than doing it in something like chat GPT right now use case number 10 is actually to use Claude 3.

5 for SEO now we just got that Mach system chitecture created for a web application for SEO but now I actually want to show you how you can build a mini web application in Claude 3. 5 use it in the preview section in order to create an SEO tool that will allow you to upload your blog post get keyword suggestions and more so I'm going to start a new chat and Claude and I can just paste in this prompt that I used earlier what I have here is create an SEO tool that allows me to upload my blog post industry and what keywords I'm trying to rank for then I say after I upload all that stuff I want to be able to hit a button that gives suggestions on what to change including a reset button that starts to process over and also add a plus button to keywords so I can add multiple different keywords I'm trying to rank for in the SEO suggestions area after analyzing the SEO give me specific numbers and stats for my blog post as well as caution signs to show what needs attention I can send this off and within seconds it's gets generating the code and this is just amazing not only for blogs as I've been saying but for anything you need a tool for and take a look at this we now have an SEO analysis tool and keep in mind we can edit the styling but right now this is pretty good for about 15 seconds of generating something I'm going to go to chat gbt and grab this blog post that I have on artificial intelligence taking over the world I'm going to paste it in here in clae and now that I have this blog post in here what I can do is I can actually just use this tool within Claude I don't even have to upload this to some website or make an app out of it I can just test it out in here what industry I can just say technology and then I can type in some keywords here so maybe I want to rank for the keyword AI maybe I want to rank for artificial intelligence and then maybe I want to rank for something like large language models something that might not be as prevalent in this post in specific and then I can just hit analyze SEO then it says word count 800 it gives me an analysis result keyword density 5. 88% artificial intelligence 0.

25% large language model 0% so if I'm trying to rank for large language models I haven't even put anything regarding large language model models within here so this is very cool I can hit my reset button this was built with one prompt in about 15 seconds this is amazing this is crazy I haven't even added anything as you can see I added one extra prompt I said change the styling change the name and then I told it to add a revised blog post section after I upload my initial blog post and as you can see it has the new name the new styling the SEO mro with the wizard this is starting to look like my own little app I can paste in the text right now the text yellow but I can make that whatever I want whenever type in my industry technology type in my keywords again then when I hit analyze SEO what it does is it actually gives me a revised blog post suggestion changes around the blog post a little bit says here's why I made these changes it added llms to the beginning added large language models to the beginning it added some things that I was lacking within my analysis result and again I could change the styling but for two prompts in a matter of a couple minutes this is awesome this next use case I want to show you is how I built a realtime object detection system using clae and I'm actually going to run it in my browser and show you how this works firsthand I'm just going to come back to Claud and actually paste in this prompt that I used earlier but what we have right now is create a single HTML file for a realtime object detection web application using tensorflow. js and this model I'm not sure if those are zeros or O's the Coco SSD model this application should and then I just have a bunch of parameters for what this thing should do in order to detect objects on my screen then I tell it to provide the complete runnable HTML file with inline CSS and JavaScript make sure I'm in Sonic 3. 5 send it off and this is just amazing what this can do and how it can actually generate this for me an object detection web application it's hard for me to even say that but you can generate this for me and I'm going to show you how it works and actually detects objects and what they are real time using this Library says error over here but watch this as soon as I hit this little download button the bottom right hand corner and then I actually open up this file up top what this going to do is pull me to this screen and it's going to ask me if this file is okay to use my camera I can just hit allow this time and since I'm actually using the video to record it can't access the camera but I'll upload some footage of what that looks like and as you can probably see it completely messed up my camera right now so this is great as you can see it's detecting objects right now and it's detecting a person and when it detects an object it labels it here this entire thing was built with Claud remember downloaded it let me hold up something to my camera like a cup and see how it does look for the detected objects down here underneath my face when I hold up a cup see if it gets it cup it thought it was a cell phone at first but then it ended up no actually it thought it was a cup and then it ended up going to a cell phone so this is very interesting let me hold up a water bottle bottle detected isn't that just insane how it can detect objects let me try holding up something else maybe I'll try holding up my laptop and see what it says can it detect what a laptop is laptop first detected so this entire thing was actually built using Claude the download file I just got was built and sent from Claude in about 15 seconds using tensorflow and some other things so I'm already starting to build up my Tony Stark lab right this next use case really demonstrates claude's new Advanced reasoning I want to curate a card counting game so that I can practice counting cards let's just say and I just to see if Claude can do this I actually know it can do this because I've done it previously in Claude 3.

5 Sonet and it's just amazing how much Advanced reasoning goes into this because you have to think about all the different cards in the deck it has to remember which cards it showed me and which cards did not show me again it has to know the card counting system and implement this all into one application that I can use similar to a game but I think card counting has a lot of advanced reasoning especially when you start dealing with decks of cards things can get very complex so that's why I want to show this one to you so this one took a couple more props but what I told it to do is make a card counting game the card should show the correct number in suit show the user a random number of cards ask what count the deck is the count should always start at zero if the player types in the right count say good job if wrong tell them the actual deck count and restart the entire deck and this thing kind of evolved over time this is what it started as right and it kind of looks okay and it just told me to enter the count right away but I wanted it to run through some cards before I got asked the count of the deck now if you if you're unfamiliar with card counting it's something that people do in casinos well I'm not sure if they're supposed to do it but but you can basically predict what's coming next in the deck whether it's a low card or a high card based on adding up a certain number within your head from the cards that are shown to you whether it's plus one Z or minus one and so I said I want ERS to only submit a guess after you've showed them the cards and I wanted it to show five or 10 cards before we got to submit a guess and then this is what it came up with something which is pretty cool so now it's counting down but it's only showing the same card right it has this little timer that I asked it to create at a 3se second Pace but now it's just showing one card and not changing so after multiple times of reiterating that I want to show different cards rather than the same card and ended up coming up with this so now it's actually changing cards right this is pretty Advanced has a timer it's changing cards it's not showing the same cards in the deck which I think is very cool and it's randomizing it's a different one every single time so if I restart now it's at nine if I refresh it's at six of diamonds so it's starting with a new card every time and it's randomizing it and so this was pretty good and after just styling it a little bit more I ended up coming out with this final result this took me about 20 minutes to create the casino card counter I can change my speed that I want so maybe I want the cards coming in every 4 seconds when I hit start game I can now do this right I can now practice my card counting and it goes on my 4C timer in this fun styling and then I can just make a guess after five to 10 cards are shown and I'm going to show you what that screen looks like in a second now I haven't been counting while doing this so I'm not sure what the count is right now but I'll just make a little bit of a guess I have no idea I'm just going to put minus one and submit guess the count was one okay so that's kind of cool that I can practice like that so I can hit continue and then just keep going through the entire deck I just wanted to show you that example in specific to show you the power and the advanced reasoning of Claude 3. 5 Sonet the next use case with clae 3. 5 Sonet is to create mind maps with it now chat GPT used to be better at this in my opinion using some gpts but after being in Claude I realized how much better Claude actually is at this currently I'm not sure when GPT 40 is going to come out completely when it does we'll see how it Compares up against this but right now mind maps and Claude are a little bit more visually appealing I feel like I can edit it more and I have a little bit more fun generating them so what I said in my collaud prompt bar was create a mindmap brainstorming content ideas for the artificial intelligence nich YouTube I can send it off and similar to the system architecture it generates this huge mind map and it just looks awesome I can even edit this if I'd like but we have ai YouTube content and it breaks it up into more categories tutorials explainers interviews news and updates case studies debates and discussions and then it goes into even more categories and you can use generated knowledge and then put the generated knowledge into here as well you don't just have to get the knowledge generated uh in this chat thread you could have something else generated from another chat thread throw it in here you could have a Google sheet with your ideas throw it in here and then get your visual like this Claud 3.

5 use case number 14 the second to last use case is to use it for deep learning and further research now you can do so many research things like create research papers with this with interactive graphs categories sections uh headings subheadings so many different things you can go crazy on the Deep learning aspect side of this similar to the interactive dashboard I showed you in the beginning of this video but let me show you an example of how you might be able to create a research paper using clae 3. 5 it just is amazing how it does this maybe I'm reading this paper 25 page PDF on multimodal Chain of Thought reasoning in large language models or in just large models pretty hefty and let's say I want to create a research paper based around that I'm going to download this behind my head and then I'm going to hit save and then I'm going to head over to Claude start a new chat and then I'm going to drag that PDF in here and I'm just going to say create a research poster SLP paper on this PDF use unique visuals in a more complex way of viewing this data then I said make this dark mode with yellow and blue accents create a section of this poster for actionable steps to take and remember this is all based off that PDF that's 1500 lines right this entire PDF it's taking all this information it's reading that PDF and creating a research paper/ poster for me so this is going to help me when it comes to actually viewing this data in a better way maybe if I find a template that I can use then we can use tip number 15 which is about to come up in order to do this for every PDF we get take a look at how this did I think this is just amazing how it breaks the PDF into this fun interactive poster as you can see we are missing an image right here it just says placeholder but let's say you want this to be a little more interactive you can try something like make this an interactive poster and see what it does if it does anything at all it say it's going to add expandable sections and Dynamic data visualization and clickable elements so I think making this poster not only a poster with complex viewing compared to the PDF but also turning it into an interactive poster it's going to be powerful so look at this we now have drop downs so we can hit these dropdowns and kind of go through everything that we want and of course the spacing isn't all that good but I think this is pretty sweet how it has interactive graphs and performance comparison uh for the multimodal chain up thought prompting then we have even more things that we can kind of click in here and just edit and manipulate actionable steps that's awesome so this is another way to use Claud Sonic 3. 5 is by using it for deep learning research and just furthering your knowledge retention by creating more fun things like this from long drawn out boring PDFs tip number 15 is going to be an important one especially if you stuck it out through this entire video because I know that a lot of you are going to create things that you want right you you're going to create things that you want to recreate and show people so I'm going to show you the best way to create a prompt template for your specific project right CU after I get done creating a project this is what I'm doing now this is how I got this video done in a fairly decent amount of time is because I had a lot of these prompt templates that you've been seeing me use throughout the video so I'm going to show you how to do that now let's take a look at that example that I just did by making this research paper and let's say that I want to be able to do this well once I complete it right and once I get it exactly how I want it let's say that I want to able to do this for every PDF I have I could reply to Claude within the same chat thread and say give me a prompt I could use it would generate this type of interactive poster every single time in Claude how would I ask you for this after uploading my PDF I can send it off and then what it's going to do is give me a prompt it says you could use a prompt like this and then in the quotes it gives me a beautiful prompt that I could use in order to generate something like this every time and you can just use it whenever you have a new PDF so creating these prompt templates for your projects in Claud is going to save you a lot of time it's going to help your message limit stay down so you don't end up buying two accounts like me all right that's all that I have for this Claude 3.

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