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Recursive launches AI the self-developed coding model Flint, which can run locally on laptops

PANews October 22 reported, citing TechCrunch, that AI the startup Recursive launched the free and open-source coding model Flint. Its automated research system Eureka Machine was involved in most of the research and development process, and the team completed development in less than 4 months. Flint uses a mixture-of-experts architecture, with a total of 40000000000 parameters, of which only 2500000000 parameters are activated at a time, enabling offline operation. The company said that on the M4 Pro chip, it generates at a speed of 131 tokens per second, outperforming models of comparable size and marking new progress in Token.AI Recursive's self-developed AI🔗https://www.panewslab.com/zh/articles/01a161b4-5fc3-720a-8fe2-75d7752666f4