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    Lumafield Announces AI Foundation Model for CT Scans

    Jon Bruner states the model detects patterns across CT scans of manufactured objects that humans miss.

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    Jon Bruner posted on X announcing the release of an AI foundation model for Lumafield's CT scans. The tweet states the model identifies patterns across many scans of intricate manufactured objects that humans cannot see. It links to a thread with further explanation and includes a 12.46-second video of rotating colorful CT scans. Bruner describes the release as a major new advance in making sense of the scan data.

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    @JonBrunerYou’ve seen @lumafield’s CT scans of intricate manufactured objects. Today we’re announcing a major new advance: an AI foundation model that can find patterns across many scans that humans can’t see. Here’s how it makes sense of the world…🧵

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    @JonBrunerYou’ve seen @lumafield’s CT scans of intricate manufactured objects. Today we’re announcing a major new advance: an AI foundation model that can find patterns across many scans that humans can’t see. Here’s how it makes sense of the world…🧵