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Together AI launches Inkling model on day 0
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Why it matters
- →Inkling's architecture supports efficient reasoning across multiple modalities.
- →Developers can leverage Inkling's capabilities without managing complex infrastructure.
- →The model's versatility allows for a wide range of applications, from scientific reasoning to audio comprehension.
Together AI has collaborated with Thinking Machines Lab to release the Inkling model on their platform from day one. Inkling is a multimodal mixture-of-experts model that handles text, image, and audio inputs, designed for efficient reasoning and broad task versatility. It features architectural innovations such as query-conditioned relative attention and short causal convolutions. This partnership allows developers to access Inkling's capabilities through Together AI's serverless platform, facilitating the development of applications with complex reasoning and multimodal input processing.
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