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3.1 Pro brings advanced reasoning to creative projects, too. 🎨 For example, we used it to build a portfolio based on the novel “Wuthering Heights.” More than just summarizing text, the model reasoned through the novel’s atmospheric tone to design a sleek UI, generating website-ready code that actually captures... show more

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