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I tested Hugging Face ml-intern, given the prompt "Fine-tune a Segment Anything Model (SAM) on a useful medical dataset. Train the model, and provide a comprehensive tutorial in a Jupyter Notebook file. Additionally, create a Hugging Face article/blog post documenting everything you have done." It did it all autonomously:... show more

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