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JEV for images, free to use on @inference_sh until the end of the month.
And deployed on EU servers 鉁岋笍馃槍
autotrust/jev-27b-vl is now live!
free to use until the end of October (limited with capacity)
it can make instant decisions on multiple questions in parallel and can evaluate images.
it's currently #2 on the @huggingface jev index for vision decision models.
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Nano Banana 2.1 is really good at maintaining likeness. Best model for that so far!
Now available on @letz_ai 鉁岋笍
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We've redesigned the LetzAI landing page to better explain Canvas, and I think it turned out really cool.
If you haven't tried Canvas yet, you definitely should!
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MIRA - Main Theme
Collab with Grammy-recognized sound engineer @serge_courtois
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This is our submission to the #FutureVisionXPRIZE, a global competition from the XPRIZE Foundation, Google and Range for optimistic science fiction about a future worth building toward.
Massive shoutout to Steven Quach for helping me bring this together in less than a week!
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AI movies no longer look like AI.
Introducing MIRA, a new original AI demo series.
Episode 1, made entirely with LetzAI and Seedance 2.5.
馃 Made with AI
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You can just use Seedance 2 with 1080p/4k to upscale your Seedance 2.5 720p scenes icydk
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A lot of comments on this about how these plans are not sustainable etc.
People don't seem to know how the AI Inference industry works.
There are different ways to make unlimited plans sustainable, including black-hat techniques.
The way many discounters operate is that they rely on bot farms that scrape the internet for open endpoints, free chat UIs, apps with free trial plans, and so on.
With today's AI and Computer vision capabilities, it's very easy to build agents that use available open interfaces across the internet to relay requests, wait for the reply, and scrape the result.
Because these indirect calls usually take longer to complete, many platforms hide unlimited plans behind "longer waiting times".
We've been attacked this way ourselves across different tools. It's the reason why we withdrew the free trial from Letz a few months ago, for example.
The white-hat alternative to offering unlimited is, of course, through partnerships with model providers, startup grants, and so on. VCs and platforms throw A LOT of money into securing distribution to acquire as many users as possible. It's a gold rush, because churn on AI platforms has changed from being super high to super low, and users are starting to stick to the platforms they've been using for the past year or so. It becomes harder and harder to acquire new users.
Because of all the above, running an AI platform has turned into a race to the bottom. Every new day, another platform comes along that wants to compete with free or impossibly low prices to secure users. There is a black market for AI inference that makes everything worse.
It's a very weird market to be in, and I think we don't speak enough about this.
