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According to a post on X, Krea says it is hard for one image model to be great at everything, so it is developing expert versions of Krea 3 for specific verticals. A teaser video shows icons that hint at these versions, and the first one is set to drop this week. A commenter on the post read one icon as a possible Krea video model, but that is a guess from the teaser rather than an announcement.
According to a post on X, Krea says it is hard for one image model to be great at everything, so it is developing expert versions of Krea 3 for specific verticals. A teaser video shows icons that hint at these versions, and the first one is set to drop this week. A commenter on the post read one icon as a possible Krea video model, but that is a guess from the teaser rather than an announcement.
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Krea's post says it's hard for one image model to be great at everything, so it is developing expert versions of Krea 3 for specific verticals, hinted at by icons in a teaser video, with the first dropping this week (about 60 likes, 3,200 views). realrebelai, on the list, read one of the icons as a Krea video...
If this approach holds, users in specific fields could get image tools tuned to their needs rather than one general model. Builders and creative teams should watch the first release this week and whether any version is a video model, which remains unconfirmed. Until Krea publishes more details, the scope and availability of these versions are unclear.
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