6/ The full Technical Report is now out, their most detailed model disclosure yet. SenseNova-U1-A3B-MoT (38B-A3B MoE) weights are now open-sourced. You can check out the report or try the tools at the links below. Try it here: https://
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SenseNova-U1-A3B-MoT Model Weights Open-Sourced
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Open-sourcing Lite series with 8B and MoE models plus fast distilled LoRA
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5/ They are open-sourcing the Lite series in two sizes, an 8B dense model and an A3B mixture-of-experts version. The product has some exciting new updates. An 8-step distilled LoRA now open-sourced: inference cut from 23s to 2s on H100 (100 NFE -> 8 NFE).
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AI generates 1950s comic cover with precise spatial relationships
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4/ I tried a completely different style for this 1950s comic cover. The model understands spatial relationships and layouts well enough to place characters and text exactly where they belong. It makes generating posters or comics in a single flow much easier.
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High-density info rendering with structured icons and clean text
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3/ It also handles high-density info rendering very well. I generated this awareness infographic to see how it manages complex layouts. It kept the text clean and the icons structured, which is a common pain point for open-source models.
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GenAI drives enterprise ROI as coding agents gain traction
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Enterprise adoption will take awhile, but we have moved past no success – 75% of companies had positive ROI from GenAI in November, and coding agents are now starting to have a real impact at many firms. I think normal adoption does not mean that model abilities aren't growing.
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Google accused of lazy benchmaxxing of models
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Nah, thankfully Google is lazy and just benchmaxxing their models at this point
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Composer 2.5 scores 62, price difference makes ‘slightly better’ not worth 60x
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Composer 2.5 scores 62 on the Artificial Analysis Coding Agent Index. The two models above it score 65 and 66. The price difference: $0.07 per task vs. $4–5. At some point "slightly better" stops being worth "60x more expensive," and most engineering teams crossed that point a
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10-year milestone for a real-time AI installation
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This also marks 10 years of Cubist Mirror, my first real-time AI installation.
— Gene Kogan (@genekogan) 21 mai 2026
At 360 pixels x 1 fps, it's no stream diffusion, but 6 months before then, I could only make 1 frame every 15 minutes.https://t.co/DrxlOJZGhdThis also marks 10 years of Cubist Mirror, my first real-time AI installation. At 360 pixels x 1 fps, it's no stream diffusion, but 6 months before then, I could only make 1 frame every 15 minutes.
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Building a news dashboard with KroWork’s thought process
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1/ I finally tried building my own tool with KroWork to see if this "Chat-to-software" thing is as easy as they say.
— Chubby♨️ (@kimmonismus) 21 mai 2026
I asked the agent, Kro, for a news dashboard, and updating to the latest version lets you see the full KroWork thought process mapping out the system logic. It… pic.twitter.com/vC6LPMym2D1/ I finally tried building my own tool with KroWork to see if this "Chat-to-software" thing is as easy as they say. I asked the agent, Kro, for a news dashboard, and updating to the latest version lets you see the full KroWork thought process mapping out the system logic. It
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User still rants about model merging in 2026
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Still ranting about model merging in 2026 ✅ https://t.co/vGtNr0KpSc
— Maxime Labonne (@maximelabonne) 21 mai 2026Still ranting about model merging in 2026