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Inkling: Our Open-Weights Model

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Inkling is a Mixture-of-Experts transformer model with 975 billion total parameters and 41 billion active parameters. The model is released with full weights available for customization, supporting interactive collaboration and user-defined modifications.

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  • Praise: Finally, an American open weights model that competes with Chinese counterparts — this could shift the landscape for accessible AI solutions.
  • Praise: The multi-modal capabilities, especially for audio, are a game changer. This could unlock tons of applications that are currently limited by tech.
  • Praise: Fine-tuning APIs are straightforward, hinting at a potential goldmine for developers looking to customize AI without the usual headaches.
  • Praise: Some commenters are thrilled about the long context capabilities, which could enhance performance in complex tasks.
  • Praise: This model is being touted as the best American open weights option, setting a new benchmark for others to aspire to.
  • Concern: Skeptics point out that benchmark comparisons seem to favor this model, with some saying it performs worse than established counterparts like KimiK2.7.
  • Concern: There's concern about whether the model's capabilities are truly competitive or if it's just hype — a few users are still leaning on older models.
  • Concern: Some are wary about the actual performance drop-off after certain context lengths, questioning the reliability for extensive tasks.
  • Concern: Critics are not convinced that the synergy between the open weights model and fine-tuning API is fully realized, leaving doubt about its viability.