@corbin_braun: the endgame model is here. and has been here. the question is can you afford Fable 5?
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The tweet announces the arrival of the Fable 5 AI model, implying it is a highly capable 'endgame' model, but raises the question of affordability.
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the endgame model is here.
and has been here.
the question is can you afford Fable 5?
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