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A CUA model-powered Responses API with tools for web browsing, computer use, and file management
An open-source Agents SDK to orchestrate single and multi-agent systems
Manufactured by TSMC, the chip is part of the company's MTIA series and is likely to be deployed in 2026
It will help Meta cut reliance on Nvidia's pricey GPUs for training large models
—Matches o1-mini on benchmarks
—32k context length
—Ideal for on-device deployment
—Finetuned on synthetic and public datasets
—Powers Nexus, Reka's platform for creating and managing AI agents
The model generates realistic AI voice across 16 languages and also includes an ultra-fast 'Turbo' mode
In blind tests, 1.5x as many people preferred Sonic over other providers
In blind reviews, lawyer evaluators rated legal work produced by workflow agents as equal to or better than that of human lawyers
It produces superior image generation quality 10x more efficiently than current approaches
Luma says the approach breaks the algorithmic ceiling of diffusion models!
The collaboration will integrate Manus with Qwen's open-source models and computing infra
This comes just after Manus went viral last week!
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Plus, more news from Meta, Reka, Cartesia, Harvey, Luma Labs, and Manus.
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