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Thinking Machines rolled out Inkling - its first open-weights model
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- run open models like GLM-5.2 inside Codex or Claude Code
- GLM-5.2 is currently one of the best open-source models, and many startups are shifting their workloads from frontier models to self-hosted/fine-tuned versions of this model
- This post covers how to add vision capabilities to GLM-5.2 without sacrificing intelligence
- DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis says AGI is probably a few years away and wants a US-led standards body to test the most advanced models before release
Summary
It’s been a week with Fable 5 and GPT-5.6 Sol. Thinking Machines launched Inkling - its first open-weights model. Inkling is available on Thinking Machines’ fine-tuning platform Tinker, to use this model as the base for creating custom versions that are better at specific use cases. GLM-5.2 is currently one of the best open-source models, and many startups are shifting their workloads from frontier models to self-hosted/fine-tuned versions of this model. This post covers how to add vision capabilities to GLM-5.2 without sacrificing intelligence.