@josh_bickett: Fable 5 shows models are insanely good at decoding shorthand. me: "ittiaa real product here for m rn. lsaeawl" Fable 5:…
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Fable 5 demonstrates impressive ability to decode shorthand where users type the first letter of each word, accurately reconstructing the intended message.
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Fable 5 shows models are insanely good at decoding shorthand.
me: “ittiaa real product here for m rn. lsaeawl”
Fable 5: “I think there is actually a real product here for mobile right now. Let’s ship an early access waitlist.”
I’m building an app. Early access in the replies. https://t.co/3ysQyVxJ8W
Josh (@josh_bickett): Fable 5 is insanely good at decoding the first letter of each word and guessing what I’m trying to say
me: “iattfloewitsaiwytgwiw”
Fable 5: “I am typing the first letter of every word in this sentence and I want you to guess what I wrote”
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