That's it, the free ride is over. The $200 Codex subscription now gives you exactly 10× the usage for 10× the price. Want more? Get Codex 500. Pretty expected given OpenAI's low profitability, but at least they threw in 62,500 bonus credits worth $2,500. We're getting closer and...
What might Julius Caesar have looked like in real life?
VICI is an AI reconstruction inspired by Andrea Ferrucci’s Julius Caesar, a marble portrait made around 1512–14, now in The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
A huge shout-out to Robert for his vision and for trusting me with this project. One of the best projects I’ve worked on this year.
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