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...models. We have ministrel three b, great for deploying on edge devices. We have minstrel a b. If you used to use minstrel seven b, minstrel a b is a great replacement with much stronger performance than minstrel seven b.
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...models are available throughout our API, except for administer seven three b. But the for the premium model, they have a special license, menstrual, research license. You can use it for free for exploration, but if you want to use it for enterprise,
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...that the models are getting pretty good at tackling and doing a lot of different things and so that becomes interest for obvious business reasons. The all models are different. I think all models are trained for different reasons. We tend to focus on
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a model that I can choose. Wow. Can we move the background again? This, by the way, for people who are watching, the fidelity on this is just extraordinary. These, Nike high tops, I guess they're Air Jordans. I'm taking a guess. Yeah. I'm not sure wh
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...share the same latent space. Like We we're supposed to ring a bell every time someone says latency. Yeah. Like, for example, you couldn't use, like, XL and SD 1.5 because those have a different plate in space, but, like, yeah, like SD 1.5 models, dif
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...models are showing up as well. Like, diversity is important, of course. But also, the company that was used for this, they were called Seraphine Velora. Very odd company. It's hard to find much information on them aside from it's founded by a couple
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...apps are the enablement ones. Oh, okay. Yeah. Right there. Mhmm. Pedro had his own models. They do. Yeah. So they're in the talking avatars category for the model layer. So their model is like a talking avatar model. And then they also host a bunch o
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...model in physics to test some theory in physics, you might wanna a PhD in physics might ask the question to test the theory. A software engineer might need to build a simulation to test that theory, and then a data scientist might have to, analyze th
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...models have gotten smarter and smarter, the data that's needed to advance the models has become increasingly harder to generate. Right? The models are advancing in-depth. They're improving encoding, stem reasoning, etcetera. They're advancing in brea
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...at the 2025. So to help us understand what world models are, why they matter, and what they mean for both the AI industry as a whole and his start up. Please welcome to the show. It's Anastasas, the cofounder and CTO of Runway. Good to be here. So gl
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...models that are interesting from a market perspective that maybe are get are are getting a little bit ignored right now. And then I guess there's the other question of, like, is this and I'd like to hear your thoughts on this. Like, how many things d
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...image models, if you've never seen how it works, there's only one answer to like forming an opinion on something you've never used, which is use it. And look, again, this is very new. Some models are a couple of weeks old and so it's hard for people
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...model world, or the core LLM world, I should say, the language models, is probably actually biology, right? I feel like there's a new biology model every week. But there's all these other fields and disciplines where I actually think there's some ver
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...models there dressed up in the clothes, you can see what they look like on a human. That's what they do, and they also do ads. That is all really easy to replace with AI. It is so much easier because it's not necessarily
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...have models who say, I want to make my, catalog of images of me available, and anybody who wants to use it can pay me a $100 flat fee and use it. And that model could get a thousand people a year to pay a $100 for their summer wear, beach shoes. You
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...model. Like, you can use it on its own and it's gonna generate images. I don't think anyone, people have mostly forgotten about it, but, Can we talk about models a little bit? So stable diffusion obviously is the most known. I know Flox has gotten a
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