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Ethan Mollick uses new Claude Projects for complex 3D library reconstruction

Ethan Mollick, an AI researcher, shared his experience using the new Claude Projects feature, highlighting its capability for complex tasks. He demonstrated this by using the tool to reconstruct the 33,000-book library of Umberto Eco in a 3D model, including book locations. While not perfect, the result showcased the application's impressive potential for interactive and detailed work. AI

IMPACT Demonstrates advanced interactive capabilities for AI tools, enabling complex data reconstruction and visualization.

RANK_REASON User demonstration of a new feature within an existing AI product.

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Ethan Mollick uses new Claude Projects for complex 3D library reconstruction

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  1. Bluesky Jetstream — AI desk TIER_1 English(EN) · emollick.bsky.social ·

    I had access to the new Claude Projects & was able to do some very complex work

    I had access to the new Claude Projects & was able to do some very complex work Here, I asked it to go through all the images, videos and records about Umberto Eco's famous 33,000 book library & try to reconstruct it, including book locations, in 3D. Not perfect, but wow eco-lib…