As we know Minimax M3 is just going to be open sourced in few days and because of that I was surfing on internet searching for its scores and I found out pretty interesting results. Is Minimax M3 really that good in agentic stuff and in coding? Is it better than older gpt models?
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A user inquires about the upcoming open-source Minimax M3 model's performance in agentic tasks and coding, asking how it compares to older GPT models like GPT 5.2.
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