@jrysana: Here's what we've been working on every day for the past few years. Widely available in the coming weeks as we roll out…
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Rysana has announced Rysana V2, a new general AI model claiming up to 10,000x faster and 1000x more efficient performance, set to be widely available soon for builders.
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Here’s what we’ve been working on every day for the past few years. Widely available in the coming weeks as we roll out to more and more people.
Shaping up to be a very special tool for builders.
Rysana (@Rysana): Say hello to Rysana V2: a new kind of general AI.
Up to 10,000x faster and 1000x more efficient.
Here at last.
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