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Pretty sure that was 3D modeling. It gave me Autodesk Inventor vibes.
Look at the slot. It is not straight. It would take effort to make it crooked like that in CAD.
So I am also guessing it is AI.
The slot looks straight to me, but it's hard for me to tell given the angle. It has a chamfer around all the openings, but that isnt difficult in 3D modeling software, either. It does have a strange blurriness along the slot, which could be AI.
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While that doesn't prove it isn't AI or even a 3D model, a company like this would be the last to need either. Could be the slot is a little out of focus.