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MiniMax M2.1: Built for Real-World Complex Tasks, Multi-Language Programming

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Re: MiniMax M2.1: Built for Real-World Complex Tasks, Multi-Language Programming

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It’s the first thing in this press release. Start with garbage? I’m going to assume it’s all garbage.

you are more than welcomed to call it garbage or whatever else you like. they will just catch up fast and eat your lunch in 6-12 months time. btw, full weights are now available for download.

I’m not even sitting at the table. I’m a spectator. What’s your argument/allegiance here? The original article is hyped-up drivel. The model could be amazing and that’s still the case.

Re: MiniMax M2.1: Built for Real-World Complex Tasks, Multi-Language Programming

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How is everyone monitoring the skill/utility of all these different models? I am overwhelmed by how many they are, and the challenge of monitoring their capability across so many different modalities.

This is the best summary, in my opinion. You can also see the individual scores on the benchmarks they use to compute their overall scores. It's nice and simple in the overview mode though. Breaks it down into an intelligence ranking, a coding ranking, and an agentic ranking. https://artificialanalysis.ai/

Unfortunately it's completely unusable on mobile

Re: MiniMax M2.1: Built for Real-World Complex Tasks, Multi-Language Programming

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can you please fix the login, when I try to log in, it says Unable to process request due to missing initial state. This may happen if browser sessionStorage is inaccessible or accidentally cleared. Some specific scenarios are - 1) Using IDP-Initiated SAML SSO. 2) Using signInWithRedirect in a storage-partitioned browser environment.

Re: MiniMax M2.1: Built for Real-World Complex Tasks, Multi-Language Programming

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

This is the best summary, in my opinion. You can also see the individual scores on the benchmarks they use to compute their overall scores. It's nice and simple in the overview mode though. Breaks it down into an intelligence ranking, a coding ranking, and an agentic ranking. https://artificialanalysis.ai/

Unfortunately it's completely unusable on mobile

Works fine for me, but you could also just turn on desktop view in your mobile browser if it isn't big enough on your screen.

I use Firefox Mobile, so perhaps there is a difference on Chromium-based browsers?

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