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 <!-- If you'd like to run many models from different libraries without having to rewrite your inference code, x.infer is for you. It has a simple API and is easy to extend.  -->
 So, a new computer vision model just dropped last night. It's called `GPT-54o-mini-vision-pro-max-xxxl`. It's a super cool model, open-source, open-weights, open-data, all the good stuff.
 
-You're excited. You want to try it out. But it's written in a new framework, `TyPorch`, that you know nothing about.
+You're excited. You want to try it out. 
 
+But it's written in a new framework, `TyPorch`, that you know nothing about.
 You don't want to spend a week learning `TyPorch` just to find out the model is not what you expected.
 
-This is where x.infer comes in. It's a simple library that allows you to run any computer vision model in just a few lines of code. All in Python.
+This is where x.infer comes in. It's a simple library that allows you to run inference with any computer vision model in just a few lines of code. All in Python.
 
 Out of the box, x.infer supports the following frameworks: