@lillyguisnet: WEEE!!! I had not had the opportunity to try SAM3.1 yet, but simply prompting for "worm" perfectly segmented my images!…
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A user shares enthusiastic feedback about SAM 3.1's ability to accurately segment images using simple text prompts like 'worm', highlighting significant improvements over SAM 1.
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WEEE!!! I had not had the opportunity to try SAM3.1 yet, but simply prompting for “worm” perfectly segmented my images!! I had to go through a bunch of loops to find them when we were only at SAM1… AMAZING!! can’t wait to try more stuff https://t.co/Fjj2uVmXWW
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