@chetaslua: sol 5.6 is routing to sol 6 for few selected users sol 6 is very RL fried in a good way , and bro it’s so fast , like o…
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The tweet announces that Sol 5.6 is routing to Sol 6 for selected users, highlighting its reinforcement learning optimization and speed, and promises a comparison with OpenAI and Anthropic models.
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🚨 sol 5.6 is routing to sol 6 for few selected users
sol 6 is very RL fried in a good way , and bro it’s so fast , like open ai is leader in efficiency and its getting more wider difference compared to anthropic
i will soon share comparison between sol 6 and opus 5.2/1
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