Recursive releases Flint, an on-device coding model
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On October 22, TechCrunch reported that Recursive released Flint, a free coding model that runs on a laptop. Recursive says a small team built it from scratch in under four months, with its automated research system Eureka Machine assisting in nearly every part of development. The release's main points are that the model is free, runs on a laptop, and was built with the AI-assisted process the team describes. The claims about the development timeline and how much the automated system contributed come from Recursive.
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- TechCrunch · AIRecursive launches Flint, a laptop coding model it says was largely built by AI
Recursive 发布可在笔记本电脑上运行的免费编码模型 Flint，称自动化研究系统 Eureka Machine 协助了几乎全部开发环节，小团队在不到 4 个月内从零完成模型。
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