Inkling: Thinking Machines Lab's first open-weight AI model
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Mira Murati, former CTO of OpenAI, surprises the artificial intelligence sector with the release of Inkling, the first open-weight model from her startup Thinking Machines Lab. This model stands out for its philosophy of accessibility and customization, a bold positioning against American AI giants. Imagine a world where artificial intelligence is not only accessible, but also customizable at will. This is the vision that Mira Murati, an emblematic figure in AI, is trying to realize with Inkling. Whether you are a business or an individual user, you now have the ability to adapt an AI model to your specific needs, without the constraints of traditional subscription-locked solutions. Key takeaways: Founded in February 2025 by Mira Murati, Thinking Machines Lab quickly established itself thanks to an impressive fundraising round. Major players like NVIDIA and AMD have supported the initiative, highlighting the industry's confidence in Murati's skills. Indeed, she played a key role in the development of major AI technologies such as ChatGPT, DALL-E, and GPT-4. The startup, though young, adopted a bold strategy by launching Tinker, a tool allowing companies to refine existing AI models. This approach paved the way for Inkling, a solution that promises to transform human-machine interaction. With Inkling, Thinking Machines Lab offers an alternative to subscription-locked AI...
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She is already planning the development of "interaction models" that will make collaboration between AI and humans more fluid and natural.