Remove the generated artwork from the organization card and its Markdown fallback at the user's request. Preserve all visible copy, including Learning that learns you, and balance the text-only header spacing. Remove the unused image styling so no empty image area remains.
Make the banner unmistakably Lernex, with the learner inside the model
Replace the generic unfolding-pages sculpture with an emblem based on the Lernex graduation cap. Fingerprint-like paths represent the individual learner; selectively illuminated loops and connections connect that personal surface to Metis research. The new image was generated with GPT Image 2 using the existing Lernex mark as a reference and inspected at desktop and phone widths.
Only the image URL and its descriptive alt text change in the HTML and Markdown cards. Keep Learning that learns you, every other word, and the layout intact. Retain the old image asset so this visual revision can be reverted independently.
Give Lernex a quieter, product-led identity ahead of Metis-1.6
The organization card had drifted from the product and spent much of its space making broad claims about competitors and unreleased capabilities. Replace that copy with the continuous learning experience, the from-scratch Metis research program, and clear links to the currently available models. Mark Metis-1.6 as coming soon without announcing unverified specifications.
A new GPT Image 2 banner, compact typography, and intrinsic responsive layouts bring the card closer to Lernex. Scope color tokens to the card itself so Hugging Face sanitization preserves them. Keep all text selectable and maintain the Markdown fallback. Desktop and 390 px previews were visually inspected, mobile overflow and touch targets checked, and every HTTPS destination returned 200.
Full org card remodel: Metis mission, brand voice, redesigned layout
