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Jets. Helicopters. Wildfire. Traffic. Crowds. Falcon Perception. 0.6B parameters. "Find every person." It finds every person. "Find the fire." It finds the fire. +21.9 over SAM 3 on spatial understanding. Running locally via MLX. No cloud. What should I throw at it next?

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