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    HunyuanCustom
    HunyuanCustom is a multi-modal customized video generation framework that emphasizes subject consistency while supporting image, audio, video, and text conditions. Built upon HunyuanVideo, it introduces a text-image fusion module based on LLaVA for enhanced multi-modal understanding, along with an image ID enhancement module that leverages temporal concatenation to reinforce identity features across frames. To enable audio- and video-conditioned generation, it further proposes modality-specific condition injection mechanisms, an AudioNet module that achieves hierarchical alignment via spatial cross-attention, and a video-driven injection module that integrates latent-compressed conditional video through a patchify-based feature-alignment network. Extensive experiments on single- and multi-subject scenarios demonstrate that HunyuanCustom significantly outperforms state-of-the-art open and closed source methods in terms of ID consistency, realism, and text-video alignment.
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    SWE-1

    SWE-1

    Cognition

    SWE-1 is the first family of software engineering models developed by Windsurf, designed to optimize the entire software engineering process. Comprising three models—SWE-1, SWE-1-lite, and SWE-1-mini—this innovative family of models tackles more than just coding by supporting a wide range of engineering tasks. SWE-1 outperforms other models, providing powerful, multi-surface, long-horizon task management and AI-driven insights that significantly accelerate software development. This groundbreaking approach allows for more efficient problem-solving and an AI-powered workflow that integrates seamlessly with user actions.
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    Xgen-small

    Xgen-small

    Salesforce

    Xgen-small is an enterprise-ready compact language model developed by Salesforce AI Research, designed to deliver long-context performance at a predictable, low cost. It combines domain-focused data curation, scalable pre-training, length extension, instruction fine-tuning, and reinforcement learning to meet the complex, high-volume inference demands of modern enterprises. Unlike traditional large models, Xgen-small offers efficient processing of extensive contexts, enabling the synthesis of information from internal documentation, code repositories, research reports, and real-time data streams. With sizes optimized at 4B and 9B parameters, it provides a strategic advantage by balancing cost efficiency, privacy safeguards, and long-context understanding, making it a sustainable and predictable solution for deploying Enterprise AI at scale.
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    Gemini 2.5 Pro Deep Think
    Gemini 2.5 Pro Deep Think is a cutting-edge AI model designed to enhance the reasoning capabilities of machine learning models, offering improved performance and accuracy. This advanced version of the Gemini 2.5 series incorporates a feature called "Deep Think," allowing the model to reason through its thoughts before responding. It excels in coding, handling complex prompts, and multimodal tasks, offering smarter, more efficient execution. Whether for coding tasks, visual reasoning, or handling long-context input, Gemini 2.5 Pro Deep Think provides unparalleled performance. It also introduces features like native audio for more expressive conversations and optimizations that make it faster and more accurate than previous versions.
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    Molmo
    Molmo is a family of open, state-of-the-art multimodal AI models developed by the Allen Institute for AI (Ai2). These models are designed to bridge the gap between open and proprietary systems, achieving competitive performance across a wide range of academic benchmarks and human evaluations. Unlike many existing multimodal models that rely heavily on synthetic data from proprietary systems, Molmo is trained entirely on open data, ensuring transparency and reproducibility. A key innovation in Molmo's development is the introduction of PixMo, a novel dataset comprising highly detailed image captions collected from human annotators using speech-based descriptions, as well as 2D pointing data that enables the models to answer questions using both natural language and non-verbal cues. This allows Molmo to interact with its environment in more nuanced ways, such as pointing to objects within images, thereby enhancing its applicability in fields like robotics and augmented reality.
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    Lyria 2

    Lyria 2

    Google

    Lyria 2 is an advanced AI music generation model developed by Google, designed to help musicians compose high-fidelity music across a wide variety of genres and styles. The model generates professional-grade 48kHz stereo audio, capturing intricate details and nuances in different instruments and playing styles. With granular creative control, musicians can use text prompts to shape compositions, adjusting elements like key, BPM, and other characteristics to match their artistic vision. Lyria 2 accelerates the creative process by providing new starting points, suggesting harmonies, and drafting longer arrangements, helping musicians overcome writer's block and explore new creative possibilities.
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    Gemini Diffusion

    Gemini Diffusion

    Google DeepMind

    Gemini Diffusion is our state-of-the-art research model exploring what diffusion means for language and text generation. Large-language models are the foundation of generative AI today. We’re using a technique called diffusion to explore a new kind of language model that gives users greater control, creativity, and speed in text generation. Diffusion models work differently. Instead of predicting text directly, they learn to generate outputs by refining noise, step by step. This means they can iterate on a solution very quickly and error correct during the generation process. This helps them excel at tasks like editing, including in the context of math and code. Generates entire blocks of tokens at once, meaning it responds more coherently to a user’s prompt than autoregressive models. Gemini Diffusion’s external benchmark performance is comparable to much larger models, whilst also being faster.
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    WeatherNext

    WeatherNext

    Google DeepMind

    WeatherNext is a family of AI models from Google DeepMind and Google Research that produces state-of-the-art weather forecasts. These models are faster and more efficient than traditional physics-based weather models and yield superior forecast reliability. The gains in forecast performance could enable better preparation to help save lives in the face of extreme weather events and enhance the reliability of sustainable energy and supply chains. WeatherNext Graph offers more accurate and efficient deterministic forecasts compared to the best deterministic systems in use today, providing a single weather forecast per time and location with a temporal resolution of 6 hours and a lead time of 10 days. WeatherNext Gen accurately generates an ensemble forecast, better than the current ensemble models most widely used today, helping decision-makers better understand weather uncertainties and risks of extreme conditions.
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    MedGemma

    MedGemma

    Google DeepMind

    MedGemma is a collection of Gemma 3 variants that are trained for performance on medical text and image comprehension. Developers can use MedGemma to accelerate building healthcare-based AI applications. MedGemma currently comes in two variants: a 4B multimodal version and a 27B text-only version. MedGemma 4B utilizes a SigLIP image encoder that has been specifically pre-trained on a variety of de-identified medical data, including chest X-rays, dermatology images, ophthalmology images, and histopathology slides. Its LLM component is trained on a diverse set of medical data, including radiology images, histopathology patches, ophthalmology images, and dermatology images. MedGemma 4B is available in both pre-trained (suffix: -pt) and instruction-tuned (suffix -it) versions. The instruction-tuned version is a better starting point for most applications.
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    OpenAI o4-mini-high
    OpenAI o4-mini-high is an enhanced version of the o4-mini, optimized for higher reasoning capacity and performance. It maintains the same compact size but significantly boosts its ability to handle more complex tasks with improved efficiency. Whether you're dealing with large datasets, advanced mathematical computations, or intricate coding problems, o4-mini-high provides faster, more accurate responses, making it perfect for high-demand applications.
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    FLUX.1 Kontext

    FLUX.1 Kontext

    Black Forest Labs

    FLUX.1 Kontext is a suite of generative flow matching models developed by Black Forest Labs, enabling users to generate and edit images using both text and image prompts. This multimodal approach allows for in-context image generation, facilitating seamless extraction and modification of visual concepts to produce coherent renderings. Unlike traditional text-to-image models, FLUX.1 Kontext unifies instant text-based image editing with text-to-image generation, offering capabilities such as character consistency, context understanding, and local editing. Users can perform targeted modifications on specific elements within an image without affecting the rest, preserve unique styles from reference images, and iteratively refine creations with minimal latency.
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    Magistral

    Magistral

    Mistral AI

    Magistral is Mistral AI’s first reasoning‑focused language model family, released in two sizes: Magistral Small, a 24 B‑parameter open‑weight model under Apache 2.0 (downloadable on Hugging Face), and Magistral Medium, a more capable enterprise version available via Mistral’s API, Le Chat platform, and major cloud marketplaces. Built for domain‑specific, transparent, multilingual reasoning across tasks like math, physics, structured calculations, programmatic logic, decision trees, and rule‑based systems, Magistral produces chain‑of‑thought outputs in the user’s language that you can follow and verify. This launch marks a shift toward compact yet powerful transparent AI reasoning. Magistral Medium is currently available in preview on Le Chat, the API, SageMaker, WatsonX, Azure AI, and Google Cloud Marketplace. Magistral is ideal for general-purpose use requiring longer thought processing and better accuracy than with non-reasoning LLMs.
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    Gemini 2.5 Flash-Lite
    Gemini 2.5 is Google DeepMind’s latest generation AI model family, designed to deliver advanced reasoning and native multimodality with a long context window. It improves performance and accuracy by reasoning through its thoughts before responding. The model offers different versions tailored for complex coding tasks, fast everyday performance, and cost-efficient high-volume workloads. Gemini 2.5 supports multiple data types including text, images, video, audio, and PDFs, enabling versatile AI applications. It features adaptive thinking budgets and fine-grained control for developers to balance cost and output quality. Available via Google AI Studio and Gemini API, Gemini 2.5 powers next-generation AI experiences.
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    Mu

    Mu

    Microsoft

    Mu is a 330-million-parameter encoder–decoder language model designed to power the agent in Windows settings by mapping natural-language queries to Settings function calls, running fully on-device via NPUs at over 100 tokens per second while maintaining high accuracy. Drawing on Phi Silica optimizations, Mu’s encoder–decoder architecture reuses a fixed-length latent representation to cut computation and memory overhead, yielding 47 percent lower first-token latency and 4.7× higher decoding speed on Qualcomm Hexagon NPUs compared to similar decoder-only models. Hardware-aware tuning, including a 2/3–1/3 encoder–decoder parameter split, weight sharing between input and output embeddings, Dual LayerNorm, rotary positional embeddings, and grouped-query attention, enables fast inference at over 200 tokens per second on devices like Surface Laptop 7 and sub-500 ms response times for settings queries.
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    Gemini Robotics

    Gemini Robotics

    Google DeepMind

    Gemini Robotics brings Gemini’s capacity for multimodal reasoning and world understanding into the physical world, allowing robots of any shape and size to perform a wide range of real-world tasks. Built on Gemini 2.0, it augments advanced vision-language-action models with the ability to reason about physical spaces, generalize to novel situations, including unseen objects, diverse instructions, and new environments, and understand and respond to everyday conversational commands while adapting to sudden changes in instructions or surroundings without further input. Its dexterity module enables complex tasks requiring fine motor skills and precise manipulation, such as folding origami, packing lunch boxes, or preparing salads, and it supports multiple embodiments, from bi-arm platforms like ALOHA 2 to humanoid robots such as Apptronik’s Apollo. It is optimized for local execution and has an SDK for seamless adaptation to new tasks and environments.
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    Grok 4 Heavy
    Grok 4 Heavy is the most powerful AI model offered by xAI, designed as a multi-agent system to deliver cutting-edge reasoning and intelligence. Built on the Colossus supercomputer, it achieves a 50% score on the challenging HLE benchmark, outperforming many competitors. This advanced model supports multimodal inputs including text and images, with plans to add video capabilities. Grok 4 Heavy targets power users such as developers, researchers, and technical enthusiasts who require top-tier AI performance. Access is provided through the premium “SuperGrok Heavy” subscription priced at $300 per month. xAI has enhanced moderation and removed problematic system prompts to ensure responsible and ethical AI use.
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    Phi-4-mini-flash-reasoning
    Phi-4-mini-flash-reasoning is a 3.8 billion‑parameter open model in Microsoft’s Phi family, purpose‑built for edge, mobile, and other resource‑constrained environments where compute, memory, and latency are tightly limited. It introduces the SambaY decoder‑hybrid‑decoder architecture with Gated Memory Units (GMUs) interleaved alongside Mamba state‑space and sliding‑window attention layers, delivering up to 10× higher throughput and a 2–3× reduction in latency compared to its predecessor without sacrificing advanced math and logic reasoning performance. Supporting a 64 K‑token context length and fine‑tuned on high‑quality synthetic data, it excels at long‑context retrieval, reasoning tasks, and real‑time inference, all deployable on a single GPU. Phi-4-mini-flash-reasoning is available today via Azure AI Foundry, NVIDIA API Catalog, and Hugging Face, enabling developers to build fast, scalable, logic‑intensive applications.
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    Voxtral

    Voxtral

    Mistral AI

    Voxtral models are frontier open source speech‑understanding systems available in two sizes—a 24 B variant for production‑scale applications and a 3 B variant for local and edge deployments, both released under the Apache 2.0 license. They combine high‑accuracy transcription with native semantic understanding, supporting long‑form context (up to 32 K tokens), built‑in Q&A and structured summarization, automatic language detection across major languages, and direct function‑calling to trigger backend workflows from voice. Retaining the text capabilities of their Mistral Small 3.1 backbone, Voxtral handles audio up to 30 minutes for transcription or 40 minutes for understanding and outperforms leading open source and proprietary models on benchmarks such as LibriSpeech, Mozilla Common Voice, and FLEURS. Accessible via download on Hugging Face, API endpoint, or private on‑premises deployment, Voxtral also offers domain‑specific fine‑tuning and advanced enterprise features.
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    AudioLM

    AudioLM

    Google

    AudioLM is a pure audio language model that generates high‑fidelity, long‑term coherent speech and piano music by learning from raw audio alone, without requiring any text transcripts or symbolic representations. It represents audio hierarchically using two types of discrete tokens, semantic tokens extracted from a self‑supervised model to capture phonetic or melodic structure and global context, and acoustic tokens from a neural codec to preserve speaker characteristics and fine waveform details, and chains three Transformer stages to predict first semantic tokens for high‑level structure, then coarse and finally fine acoustic tokens for detailed synthesis. The resulting pipeline allows AudioLM to condition on a few seconds of input audio and produce seamless continuations that retain voice identity, prosody, and recording conditions in speech or melody, harmony, and rhythm in music. Human evaluations show that synthetic continuations are nearly indistinguishable from real recordings.
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    GLM-4.5
    GLM‑4.5 is Z.ai’s latest flagship model in the GLM family, engineered with 355 billion total parameters (32 billion active) and a companion GLM‑4.5‑Air variant (106 billion total, 12 billion active) to unify advanced reasoning, coding, and agentic capabilities in one architecture. It operates in a “thinking” mode for complex, multi‑step reasoning and tool use, and a “non‑thinking” mode for instant responses, supporting up to 128 K token context length and native function calling. Available via the Z.ai chat platform and API, with open weights on HuggingFace and ModelScope, GLM‑4.5 ingests diverse inputs to solve general problem‑solving, common‑sense reasoning, coding from scratch or within existing projects, and end‑to‑end agent workflows such as web browsing and slide generation. Built on a Mixture‑of‑Experts design with loss‑free balance routing, grouped‑query attention, and an MTP layer for speculative decoding, it delivers enterprise‑grade performance.
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    Runway Aleph

    Runway Aleph

    Runway AI

    Runway Aleph 2.0 is an AI-powered video editing model that enables users to modify existing footage through natural language instructions and visual references. The model supports targeted edits to objects, backgrounds, lighting, clothing, and other visual elements while preserving unaffected parts of the original video. Its frame-based editing capabilities allow users to modify a single reference frame and automatically apply the changes throughout the video. Aleph 2.0 supports clips up to 30 seconds long at 1080p resolution, including sequences containing multiple shots and scene transitions. Through Runway Edit Studio, users can preview changes as images before generating the edited video, reducing unnecessary iterations. The model supports video production, advertising, filmmaking, and content creation workflows by enabling teams to create multiple variations of existing footage without additional filming.
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    AlphaEarth Foundations

    AlphaEarth Foundations

    Google DeepMind

    AlphaEarth Foundations is a new AI model from DeepMind that acts like a “virtual satellite” by integrating massive, heterogeneous Earth observation data, optical and radar imagery, 3D laser mapping, climate simulations, and more, into a unified, highly compact embedding for land and coastal areas, enabling consistent, on-demand planetary-scale mapping with far less storage overhead than prior systems. It fuses disparate streams to solve data overload and inconsistency, producing summaries that are 16 times smaller than comparable methods while delivering better accuracy (about 24% lower error in tested tasks) even where labeled data is sparse. Annual embedding collections are published as the satellite embedding dataset in Google Earth Engine and are already being applied by institutions to classify unmapped ecosystems, monitor agricultural and environmental change.
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    Command A Vision
    Command A Vision is Cohere’s multimodal AI solution built for enterprise use that combines image understanding with language capabilities to drive business outcomes while keeping compute costs low; it extends the Command family by adding vision comprehension, allowing organizations to interpret and act on visual content in concert with text, and integrates into workplace systems to surface insights, boost productivity, and enable more intelligent search and discovery. The offering is positioned alongside Cohere’s broader AI stack and emphasizes putting AI to work in real-world workflows, helping teams unify multimodal signals, extract actionable meaning from images and associated metadata, and surface relevant business intelligence without excessive infrastructure overhead. Command A Vision excels at understanding and analyzing a wide range of visual and multilingual data, including charts, graphs, tables, and diagrams.
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    Gemini 2.5 Deep Think
    Gemini 2.5 Deep Think is an enhanced reasoning mode within the Gemini 2.5 family that uses extended, parallel thinking and novel reinforcement learning techniques to tackle complex, multi-step problems in areas like math, coding, science, and strategic planning by generating and evaluating multiple lines of thought before responding, producing more detailed, creative, and accurate answers with support for longer replies and built-in tool integration (e.g., code execution and web search). Its performance shows state-of-the-art results on rigorous benchmarks, including LiveCodeBench V6 and Humanity’s Last Exam, and it demonstrates notable gains over previous versions in challenging domains, with internal evaluations also indicating improved content safety and tone-objectivity, though with a higher tendency to decline benign requests; Google is conducting frontier safety evaluations and implementing mitigations to manage risks as the model’s capabilities advance.
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    gpt-oss-20b
    gpt-oss-20b is a 20-billion-parameter, text-only reasoning model released under the Apache 2.0 license and governed by OpenAI’s gpt-oss usage policy, built to enable seamless integration into custom AI workflows via the Responses API without reliance on proprietary infrastructure. Trained for robust instruction following, it supports adjustable reasoning effort, full chain-of-thought outputs, and native tool use (including web search and Python execution), producing structured, explainable answers. Developers must implement their own deployment safeguards, such as input filtering, output monitoring, and usage policies, to match the system-level protections of hosted offerings and mitigate risks from malicious or unintended behaviors. Its open-weight design makes it ideal for on-premises or edge deployments where control, customization, and transparency are paramount.
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    gpt-oss-120b
    gpt-oss-120b is a reasoning model engineered for deep, transparent thinking, delivering full chain-of-thought explanations, adjustable reasoning depth, and structured outputs, while natively invoking tools like web search and Python execution via the API. Built to slot seamlessly into self-hosted or edge deployments, it eliminates dependence on proprietary infrastructure. Although it includes default safety guardrails, its open-weight architecture allows fine-tuning that could override built-in controls, so implementers are responsible for adding input filtering, output monitoring, and governance measures to achieve enterprise-grade security. As a community–driven model card rather than a managed service spec, it emphasizes transparency, customization, and the need for downstream safety practices.
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    Claude Opus 4.1
    Claude Opus 4.1 is an incremental upgrade to Claude Opus 4 that boosts coding, agentic reasoning, and data-analysis performance without changing deployment complexity. It raises coding accuracy to 74.5 percent on SWE-bench Verified and sharpens in-depth research and detailed tracking for agentic search tasks. GitHub reports notable gains in multi-file code refactoring, while Rakuten Group highlights its precision in pinpointing exact corrections within large codebases without introducing bugs. Independent benchmarks show about a one-standard-deviation improvement on junior developer tests compared to Opus 4, mirroring major leaps seen in prior Claude releases.
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    GPT-5 pro
    GPT-5 Pro is OpenAI’s most advanced AI model, designed to tackle the most complex and challenging tasks with extended reasoning capabilities. It builds on GPT-5’s unified architecture, using scaled, efficient parallel compute to provide highly comprehensive and accurate responses. GPT-5 Pro achieves state-of-the-art performance on difficult benchmarks like GPQA, excelling in areas such as health, science, math, and coding. It makes significantly fewer errors than earlier models and delivers responses that experts find more relevant and useful. The model automatically balances quick answers and deep thinking, allowing users to get expert-level insights efficiently. GPT-5 Pro is available to Pro subscribers and powers some of the most demanding applications requiring advanced intelligence.
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    GPT-5 thinking
    GPT-5 Thinking is the deeper reasoning mode within the GPT-5 unified AI system, designed to tackle complex, open-ended problems that require extended cognitive effort. It works alongside the faster GPT-5 model, dynamically engaging when queries demand more detailed analysis and thoughtful responses. This mode significantly reduces hallucinations and improves factual accuracy, producing more reliable answers on challenging topics like science, math, coding, and health. GPT-5 Thinking is also better at recognizing its own limitations, communicating clearly when tasks are impossible or underspecified. It incorporates advanced safety features to minimize harmful outputs and provide nuanced, helpful answers even in ambiguous or sensitive contexts. Available to all users, it helps bring expert-level intelligence to everyday and advanced use cases alike.
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    Genie 3

    Genie 3

    Google DeepMind

    Genie 3 is DeepMind’s next-generation, general-purpose world model capable of generating richly interactive 3D environments in real time at 24 frames per second and 720p resolution that remain consistent for several minutes. Prompted by text input, the system constructs dynamic virtual worlds where users (or embodied agents) can navigate and interact with natural phenomena from multiple perspectives, like first-person or isometric. A standout feature is its emergent long-horizon visual memory: Genie 3 maintains environmental consistency over extended durations, preserving off-screen elements and spatial coherence across revisits. It also supports “promptable world events,” enabling users to modify scenes, such as changing weather or introducing new objects, on the fly. Designed to support embodied agent research, Genie 3 seamlessly integrates with agents like SIMA, facilitating goal-based navigation and complex task accomplishment.