Open-Weight Models

Open-weight models are artificial intelligence systems whose downloadable parameter weights are publicly distributed for research and deployment. Truncated covers their licensing terms, fine-tuning practices, security evaluations and releases.

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Ollama

AI-generated summary Ollama is an open-source platform that enables users to run large language models locally on macOS, Linux, and Windows without relying on cloud services. The software supports models such as Llama 4, Qwen 3, Gemma 3, Phi-4, DeepSeek-R1, and Mistral, and allows customization through a Modelfile.

China's 5,000-hour dataset gives robots a shared sense of touch

AI-generated summary Ant Group embodied AI company Robbyant has open-sourced LingBot-Touch, a tactile foundation model designed to give robots advanced touch perception using a dataset of nearly 5,000 hours of real-world tactile data. Robbyant says the model supports magnetic tactile, visual tactile, and piezoresistive sensing, which could improve fine manipulation tasks such as turning pages, unscrewing bottle caps, and identifying Mahjong tiles.

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Nace AI has published a 51-page report on how it trained Drex, its family of open-weight AI models that pick the most l…

AI-generated summary Nace AI has released a report detailing the training process for Drex, which is a family of open-weight AI models designed to select the most likely answer from a fixed list. The model called Drex v1.5 was trained using verified answers for tasks including contract reading and phishing detection, and it can be tested within Nace Console.