I Tested MiMo-V2.5 on a Task That Actually Needs Multiple Modalities at Once
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Most of my side projects only ever need text in, text out, so I hadn't really had a reason to test a multimodal model seriously until I started building a small tool to help catalog a video archive — short clips with sparse or missing titles, where I wanted something to look at a clip and generate a searchable description. That's a genuinely multimodal task — it needs to actually watch the video (not just read a transcript, since a lot of these clips barely have dialogue) and produce coherent…
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- That's a genuinely multimodal task — it needs to actually watch the video (not just read a transcript, since a lot of these clips barely have dialogue) and produce coherent….
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Coding AI shifts how fast software ships and how much human review each change needs. DEV — ML reports that that's a genuinely multimodal task — it needs to actually watch the video (not just read a transcript, since a lot of these clips barely have dialogue) and produce coherent…
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