@gabriel1: maximizing virality of ai models is very underpriced, if you can one-shot something visual that was not possible before…
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A tweet discusses how maximizing the virality of AI models is undervalued, comparing sol 6 and opus 5.5 models based on intelligence per cost, and noting that cool demos drive adoption.
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maximizing virality of ai models is very underpriced, if you can one-shot something visual that was not possible before you get much more usage
sol 6 is better intelligence per cost than opus 5.5 for me, but if i didn’t try both i’d choose opus 5.5 because cool demos online
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