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MiniMax M3 combines agentic coding, 1M context, and native multimodality. The model uses MSA sparse attention, achieving 9x faster pre-fill and 15x faster decode vs. full attention.
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The Gemini Interactions API and Managed Agents enable robust, stateful agentic workflows. Key features include persistent context via `interaction ID` and secure, remote sandboxes using `environment ID` for complex, multi-modal pipelines.
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OpenAI unveils Dots, always-on AI agents, and ChatGPT Space for team collaboration. Key launches include UltraFast, GPT-6.1, and Codex in the Cloud, revolutionizing development workflows and AI capabilities.
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Speech-to-Speech models are revolutionizing voice agents by moving beyond simple ASR/TTS chains. By leveraging natively multimodal pre-training, these models achieve a trifecta of conversational fluency, intelligence, and multimodality.
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Celebrating one billion downloads, this talk highlights Gemma 4's multimodal breakthrough (video/audio) and introduces Unsloth Desktop for local model development.
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MiniMax M3 combines a functional one-million-token context window with native multimodality, achieved through the Minimax Sparse Attention (MSA) architecture. This enables advanced agentic capabilities.
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Solving overhang is an engineering problem, and this is the work that we can do within our companies and within our agents... The most reliable browser agents that we see in production right now are often writing code alongside using the browser to actually automate a task.
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I was a baby programmer in 1995... The web page is still with us and it's still important and useful. But today we talk a lot more about web applications and native mobile applications than we talk about web pages.
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MiniMax M3's open weights model requires complex infrastructure, including custom GPU kernels and advanced KV cache management, to support agentic and multimodal workloads at scale. The discussion covers the engineering challenges of 'day zero' deployment.
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Inkling is a massive, open-weight multimodal model with 1T parameters and 1M context window. It supports BF16/NVFP4 formats and integrates seamlessly with vLLM, SGLang, and llama.cpp for robust deployment.
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