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Xiaomi MiMo team publicly released two new models: MiMo-V2.5-Pro and MiMo-V2.5. The benchmarks, combined with some genuinely striking real-world task demos, make a compelling case that open agentic AI is catching up to the frontier faster than most expected. Both models are available immediately via API, and priced competitively. What is an Agentic Model, and […]
In this tutorial, we implement an advanced agentic AI system using the CAMEL framework, orchestrating multiple specialized agents to collaboratively solve a complex task. We design a structured multi-agent pipeline consisting of a planner, researcher, writer, critic, and rewriter, each with clearly defined responsibilities and schema-constrained outputs. We integrate tool usage, self-consistency sampling, structured validation
Alibaba’s Qwen Team has released Qwen3.6-27B, the first dense open-weight model in the Qwen3.6 family — and arguably the most capable 27-billion-parameter model available today for coding agents. It brings substantial improvements in agentic coding, a novel Thinking Preservation mechanism, and a hybrid architecture that blends Gated DeltaNet linear attention with traditional self-attention — all
In this tutorial, we explore Equinox, a lightweight and elegant neural network library built on JAX, and show how to use it. We begin by understanding how eqx.Module treats models as PyTrees, which makes parameter handling, transformation, and serialization feel simple and explicit. As we move forward, we work through static fields, filtered transformations such
How to make multiple agents work together like an elite team — autonomously dividing tasks, communicating efficiently, and collaborating seamlessly? The openJiuwen community released the latest version of JiuwenClaw, which adds support for AgentTeam — a multi-agent collaborative capability. It proposes that the next leap beyond Harness Engineering is Coordination Engineering. In in-depth tests, this team
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Debugging an AI agent that runs for dozens of steps: reading files, calling APIs, writing code, and revising its own output, is not like debugging a regular function. There is no single stack trace to read. Instead, developers are left staring at hundreds of lines of raw JSON, trying to reconstruct what the model was
Hugging Face has released ml-intern, an open-source AI agent designed to automate end-to-end post-training workflows for large language models (LLMs). Built on the company’s smolagents framework, the tool can autonomously perform literature review, dataset discovery, training script execution, and iterative evaluation — tasks that typically require significant manual effort from ML researchers and engineers. What
In this tutorial, we implement an advanced Bayesian hyperparameter optimization workflow using Hyperopt and the Tree-structured Parzen Estimator (TPE) algorithm. We construct a conditional search space that dynamically switches between different model families, demonstrating how Hyperopt handles hierarchical and structured parameter graphs. We build a production-grade objective function using cross-validation inside a scikit-learn pipeline, enabling
Training powerful AI models depends on one resource that is quietly running out: specialized data. While the internet provided a seemingly infinite supply of text and images to train today’s generalist models, the next wave of AI breakthroughs — in cybersecurity, legal reasoning, healthcare, and other niche domains — requires data that simply doesn’t exist
In this tutorial, we build an end-to-end implementation around Qwen 3.6-35B-A3B and explore how a modern multimodal MoE model can be used in practical workflows. We begin by setting up the environment, loading the model adaptively based on available GPU memory, and creating a reusable chat framework that supports both standard responses and explicit thinking
