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Bolt forge increases free ai usage for developers in exchange for build data

Bolt Forge has significantly increased free access to open-source models including GLM and DeepSeek. Developers can access 50 times more usage capacity by opting in to share their build data. This data will be utilised to train a new trillion-parameter model currently under development by Arcee AI.

Why it matters

This trade-off between compute access and data contribution highlights the evolving economics of model training. For enterprise teams, it presents a choice between reduced development costs and the protection of proprietary codebase intellectual property.

Key points

  • Free usage limits for open models increased by 50 times
  • Build data from participating developers fuels Arcee AI training
  • Focuses on large-scale models such as GLM and DeepSeek
  • Targeting a trillion-parameter milestone for future model performance

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StepFun launches Step 5 Preview flagship model at a fraction of standard API costs

Chinese artificial intelligence firm StepFun has introduced its new flagship model, designated Step 5 Preview. Developers can already integrate the architecture, as commercial API access has been made immediately available. Early reports highlight that the system delivers flagship-grade performance at approximately one-seventh of typical operational expenses.

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Anthropic's Claude identifies new gene-editing enzyme system using 950 AI agents

Anthropic revealed that its Claude model helped identify a previously unknown enzyme system in bacteriophage DNA, designated ART. Around 950 Claude agents worked in parallel to analyse more than 200,000 biological sequences before laboratory researchers verified the findings.

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