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According to a post on X by @bindureddy, Abacus AI's Bindu Reddy announced Smaug Humanizer, a model that rewrites AI-generated text in the user's own tone. The open weights are listed as available on Hugging Face, and the model is built on Gemma. The post also links to an Abacus AI post on X. The available text does not include benchmarks, licence terms or pricing.
According to a post on X by @bindureddy, Abacus AI's Bindu Reddy announced Smaug Humanizer, a model that rewrites AI-generated text in the user's own tone. The open weights are listed as available on Hugging Face, and the model is built on Gemma. The post also links to an Abacus AI post on X. The available text does not include benchmarks, licence terms or pricing.
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Abacus AI's Bindu Reddy announced Smaug Humanizer, a model that rewrites AI-generated text in your own tone. The open weights are on Hugging Face and the model is built on Gemma. Also: https://x.com/abacusai/status/2114939105348145641 Original post on X Section:....
Developers and businesses that want AI-drafted text to sound more like their own writing could test the model, since its weights are publicly available. Anyone working with Gemma-based models may also want to see how it performs. Watch for independent testing and fuller release details, which the source does not yet provide.
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