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GROK-3 MINI MADE AI HISTORY—100% ON HARDCORE REASONING TESTS Grok-3 Mini pulled off what no other model has! It aced every question on one of the toughest reasoning benchmarks out there. The test? A custom logic gauntlet packed with curveballs: * 120/120 on the “Marcus Problem” — full of...

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Фото профиля Barefoot Pregnant
Barefoot Pregnant1 год назад

Grok-3 Mini just made the AI world rethink what's possible! 🧠💥

Фото профиля Pregnant Redhead
Pregnant Redhead1 год назад

Grok-3 Mini just showed what real intelligence looks like. Maybe it can teach some of the leaders in D.C. a thing or two about focus.

Фото профиля Dareen Hamdan
Dareen Hamdan1 год назад

@grok is the future!

Фото профиля Austin Graham
Austin Graham1 год назад

That's incredible, Grok-3 Mini is really setting the bar high with its reasoning skills!

Фото профиля 𝐻𝒶𝓇𝓇𝓎
𝐻𝒶𝓇𝓇𝓎1 год назад

Amazing 🤩

Фото профиля Donnie_Tesla
Donnie_Tesla1 год назад

👏👏👏

Фото профиля Alva
Alva1 год назад

grok 3 mini's a strong contender focus on reasoning and image analysis pricing aligns with feature-rich positioning full trend breakdown here:

Фото профиля Andy froemel
Andy froemel1 год назад

Grok is amazing. Image generation and writing ability is second to none!

Фото профиля Keen Dastan
Keen Dastan1 год назад

Wow, AI's finally figuring out how to be smarter than a politician's talking points. What's next, a model that can fact-check CNN?

Фото профиля VB II
VB II1 год назад

I truly wonder what comes after the AI wave …

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