@_FORAB: No way, how did it suddenly happen overnight that Anthropic's Claude page now has a Simplified Chinese option, the coun…
Summary
用户发现Anthropic的Claude网站突然新增了简体中文界面选项，国家/地区可选中国，并出现了银联支付标识，引发关于Claude是否正式进入中国市场的猜测。
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@Khazix0918: https://x.com/Khazix0918/status/2072235797592658395
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