Recursive launches Flint, an AI self-developed programming model that can run locally on a laptop.

PANews, October 22 news, according to TechCrunch, AI startup Recursive has launched Flint, a free open-source coding model, with most of its R&D process handled by its automated research system Eureka Machine, and the team completed development in less than 4 months. Flint adopts a mixture-of-experts architecture, with 40 billion total parameters and only 2.5 billion parameters activated each time, and can run offline. The company says its generation speed on the M4 Pro chip reaches 131 tokens per second, outperforming models of the same scale and marking new progress in AI independently developing AI.