Thinking Machines launches smaller, smarter AI model

Thinking Machines just released their second AI model called Inkling Small. Even though it is much smaller than the original version, it actually performs better. It is designed to be faster and more efficient while handling complex tasks.
This open-weights model focuses on deep reasoning and coding skills. By shrinking the size, the team proved that bigger is not always better when building high-quality AI. It shows a clear shift toward smarter architecture rather than just massive data sets.
Mira Murati led this project to prioritize practical results over sheer scale. Developers can now use a lighter tool that finishes tough jobs more effectively. This marks an interesting change in how new AI models are being built today.
Comments (0)
No comments yet. Be the first!
More AI news
NewsNew AI Tool Fixes Mistakes in Financial Research
Researchers developed a new framework to stop AI from learning from its own bad data in financial trading models.
NewsPerplexity adds local AI to Mac apps
The new update lets your Mac handle some AI tasks directly on your computer.
NewsMeta Releases Muse Image Model on Fal
Meta has launched a new AI model on the Fal platform that plans and edits images on its own.