Recursive open-sources Flint coding model for laptops
10/23/2026 — 10/24, 11:22·2 sources (all)·2 reports (all)
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- Recursive Superintelligence released and open-sourced Flint, its first coding model, which is free and small enough to run on a laptop. The…
Recursive Superintelligence released and open-sourced Flint, its first coding model, which is free and small enough to run on a laptop. The company says its automated research system helped build nearly every part of the model.
Latest turnRecursive Superintelligence has released Flint, its first coding model, free to use and small enough to run on a laptop. The startup says its automated research system helped build nearly every part of the model and published the weights on Hugging Face.
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Recursive Superintelligence has released Flint, its first coding model, free to use and small enough to run on a laptop. The startup says its automated research system helped build nearly every part of the model and published the weights on Hugging Face.
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Recursive, an AI startup founded by former DeepMind researchers, has released Flint, a 40-billion-parameter MoE built for local coding, The Decoder reports. The model was produced in four months using the company's in-house "Eureka Machine," which independently tests and optimizes architectures, though Recursive has yet to prove the approach leads to self-improving AI.
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