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The difference between native multimodality and pipeline multimodality is that native multimodality simultaneously learns text, image, audio, and video representations during the pre-training phase, whereas pipeline multimodality (such as early GPT-4V) first uses dedicated encoders to convert images or audio into textual descriptions before feeding them into the language model.
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How to Choose Among 10 AI Tools? A Practical Guide Organized by Use Case
bilibili中山龙阿介6/21/2026
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