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cstanleytech

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13. Oh, I agree with you as AI is not ready for soloing this type of stuff at all.

Reply to fujiyamasan (Reply #11)

Sun Apr 5, 2026, 01:14 AM

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Maybe one day it will be able to do it but that is probably twenty years in the future if ever.

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