We are giving away 12 neural network subscriptions: Claude Pro and Google AI Pro
We are giving away 12 subscriptions to neural networks: Claude Pro and Google AI Pro ⠀ RUBICON has opened - here we find working ways to use neural networks and APIs for free or almost. We celebrate with a drawing. Results October 19 at 20:00 Moscow time. ⠀ Prizes: ▶️2 × Claude Pro for a month - texts, code, documents...
- 01.We are giving away 12 subscriptions to neural networks: Claude Pro and Google AI Pro ⠀ RUBICON has opened - here we find working ways to use neural networks and APIs for free or almost
- 02.We celebrate with a drawing
- 03.Results October 19 at 20:00 Moscow time
Разыгрываем 12 подписок на нейросети: Claude Pro и Google AI Pro ⠀ Открылся RUBICON — здесь находим рабочие способы пользоваться нейросетями и API бесплатно или почти. Отмечаем розыгрышем. Итоги 19 октября в 20:00 МСК. ⠀ Призы: ▶️2 × Claude Pro на месяц — тексты, код, документы ▶️10 × Google AI Pro — Gemini и Antigravity с Claude Opus 5.5 ⠀ Как участвовать: ▶️Подписаться на RUBICON ▶️Нажать кнопку участия под постом ⠀ Победителей бот выберет случайно и проверит подписку, так что не отписывайтесь до итогов. Ботов и фейков уберём заранее. ⠀ Победителю нужно написать @bobparagon в течение 24 часов после итогов. ⠀ Перешлите тому, кто давно хочет попробовать Claude или Gemini. ⠀ RUBICON | YOUTUBE | ЧАТ
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