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The cost of a multimodal model's native ability to see images is a significant increase in parameter count, training data and inference cost, and visual resolution is limited by the encoder's input specifications.
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A Funny Screenshot Story from Qwen Model: AI Self-Awareness and Tool-Calling Reflections
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