Thinking Machines Lab drops Inkling & Meta’s Muse Spark 1.1

Summary

En este episodio de 'Mixture of Experts', el equipo analiza el lanzamiento de Inkling, el nuevo modelo de Thinking Machines, destacando su enfoque en la personalización frente a los benchmarks tradicionales. También se debate sobre Muse Spark 1.1 de Meta, explorando su utilidad en agentes económicos, y se discute el progreso de GPT-5.6 Sol en el benchmark ARC-AGI-3. Finalmente, el panel examina la controvertida investigación de Anthropic sobre el 'J-space' y la interpretabilidad interna de los modelos, cuestionando si realmente estamos ante una forma de 'subconsciente' en la IA.

Topics covered

• Lanzamiento de Inkling
• Estrategia de Thinking Machines

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Transcript excerpt

Again, the debate question isn't a leaderboard anymore. It's better open base plus a fine tuning platform can beat the closed model or other model strategy, right? All that and more on today's Mixture of Experts. I'm Tim Hwang and welcome to Mixture of Experts. Each week, MoE brings together the best banter in artificial intelligence to walk you through the welter of this week's news. On this week's episode, we've got Aaron Baughman, IBM Fellow, Merve Unuvar, Director, Agentic Middleware and Applications. And Chris Hay, Distinguished Engineer. Welcome to you all. Four big stories today. As always, we're going to cover Muse Spark, GPT-5.6 Sol's performance against ARC-AGI-3 and this really odd paper out of Anthropic about the J- space. But first I really want to start by talking about Thinking Machines. So this is the kind of hotly talked about anticipated lab from former OpenAI CTO Mira…