Recursive Launches AI Programming Model Flint, Capable of Offline Operation

AI startup Recursive has launched a free and open-source programming model called Flint, developed in less than four months. Flint utilizes a mixture of expert architecture, with a total parameter count of 40 billion, activating 2.5 billion parameters at a time, and supports offline operation on laptops. The company claims that its generation speed on the M4 Pro chip reaches 131 tokens per second, outperforming models of similar scale, marking a new advancement in AI independent research and development.

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