Thinking Machines
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How Thinking Machines compares
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Moonshot AI's open-source model
Thinking Machines trained its open-source model using Kimi K2.5 as a base, building on it rather than competing with it.
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Thinking Machines trained its open-source model using Kimi K2.5 as a base, building on it rather than competing with it.
"Thinking Machines — they currently have the best American open-source model. You know how it was trained? It was bootstrapped. It was distilled off a Chinese model, Kimi K2.5."
Distilled from Kimi K2.5; used as policy argument example
"Thinking Machines, which Mira Murati started, recently released their own open-source model and they publicly said we use techniques and trained it on models like Kimi K2.5. So when a Chinese lab open-sources their models, it actually ge..."
Used Kimi K2.5 as a base for training their own open-source model
What creators say
"I've been a strong proponent of Thinking Machines. I believe that we're going to have at least one massive multi-hundred billion, if not trillion-dollar American company focused on American-first open source."
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"You've got Thinking Machines. It shipped the 'inkling' model. It didn't get the 'wow, it's amazing,' but they didn't position it as amazing. They positioned it as good."
More from Jason Lemkin →"Thinking Machines — they currently have the best American open-source model. You know how it was trained? It was bootstrapped. It was distilled off a Chinese model, Kimi K2.5."
More from David Sacks →"Thinking Machines, which Mira Murati started, recently released their own open-source model and they publicly said we use techniques and trained it on models like Kimi K2.5. So when a Chinese lab open-sources their models, it actually gets adapted..."
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"Supposedly, Thinking Machines — their big innovation is close to zero latency on AI response times."
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"I just don't love my job at Thinking Machines. Come to OpenAI. You will lose nothing."
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