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Asahi Linux volunteers are nearly ready to release Linux support for Apple M3 chips after reverse-engineering components like webcam and USB, with plans for M4 already underway.
MiniMax has open-sourced its native multimodal large model M3, with approximately 428B total parameters (~23B active), supporting 1M context length, and introducing MiniMax Sparse Attention (MSA) technology to improve long-context efficiency.
MiniMax M3 model is now available on HuggingChat, an open source AI chat app with Artifacts support.
Minimax's M3 model requires vllm updates to support sm_120 compute capability, as the current repo only supports sm_100.
The Minimax M3 model appears to have no political censorship, standing out among Chinese LLMs in a bias benchmark.
MiniMax is rolling out its M3 model on the API, featuring a 1,000,000 token context window.