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GPT-Image-2 can be used to make full panoramas 🤯 Prompt for a "360 equirectangular image" of a specific place - I asked for Akihibara at night. Then I had my OpenClaw agent build a viewer in the browser so I could easily upload the image, pan around, and zoom.

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