@AYi_AInotes: Damn it! SAM3 is going to be legendary! Not only open source but also incredibly powerful! The most impressive thing is its tracking capability, even in complex scenes like a basketball game, it is rock solid!!
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SAM3 model is open source with powerful tracking capabilities, maintaining stability even in complex scenes like basketball games.
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Damn it! SAM3 is absolutely going to be legendary!
Not only is it open source, but it’s also incredibly powerful!
The most impressive part is its tracking ability.
Even in a chaotic scene like a basketball game,
it remains rock solid stable!! https://t.co/BGKwSvJpqC
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