Anthropic Expands Claude Voice Mode to Opus and Sonnet Models

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Anthropic has expanded Claude's voice mode beyond its lightweight Haiku model to include the more capable Opus and Sonnet models. The company is also extending voice mode support to third-party apps such as Gmail, Slack, and Canva. Voice mode was originally launched to handle quick, simple queries with low latency, but users quickly began using it for complex business tasks. Anthropic acknowledged that Haiku was not built for such demanding conversations, prompting the upgrade to more powerful models.

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