
Tencent's Hy4 can now see images and operate a computer
Tencent released the full Hy4 model with image understanding and the ability to click through apps like Blender, at the same price as the preview.

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Tencent released the full Hy4 model with image understanding and the ability to click through apps like Blender, at the same price as the preview.

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