Seeing all the mixed reviews but as a student of philosophy and also in process of becoming a therapist, from gpt to claude to gemini, why i pick 3.1 pro and why it helps me.
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Its awesome. Idk why it’s not talked about more. Accurate. To the point, rarely hallucinating, and is willing to not answer. The knowledge domain is crazy, speed is fine actually cuz u know u get quality and at the deal rn it’s such a good deal. It’s not A tier i get it for coding or other stuff bu…
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Seeing all the mixed reviews but as a student of philosophy and also in process of becoming a therapist, from gpt to claude to gemini, why i pick 3.1 pro and why it helps me.
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