Thinking Machines previews near-realtime voice and video interaction
Thinking Machines demonstrated a preview of its near-realtime AI voice and video conversation technology, featuring new 'interaction models.' The company states that making interactivity native to the model will enhance its intelligence and collaborative effectiveness upon scaling.
Key Takeaways
- Thinking Machines showed a preview of near-realtime AI voice and video conversation.
- The system uses new “interaction models,” according to the company.
- Thinking Machines says native interactivity should make scaled models smarter and better collaborators.
Why It Matters
This is a model-design claim, not just an interface demo: Thinking Machines is arguing that interactivity should be built into the model itself rather than bolted on later. If that holds, the payoff is a model that gets both more capable and more useful as it scales. For streaming and video applications, the relevant question is whether these interaction models can handle voice and video conversations in near real time, not just in demos. Watch for any follow-up details on how the system performs as it scales and whether Thinking Machines publishes more specifics on the interaction model architecture.
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