Lumi Language Model

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eunoiaAI · 3h ago

I tested the new Lumi 1 Pro models, and I was genuinely impressed by their accuracy. They even adapted to my personality. As for the Lumi-Code models—they’re easily some of the best coding AI tools I’ve used. The Lumi models has been made by ai and tested *alot*, so why not try Lumi by Eunoia?

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Lumi Language Model

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