Thinking Machines marks one year of Tinker and refreshes its website
Overview
Thinking Machines marks one year since launching Tinker, a service that lets customers build models they own from their own expertise, and says its X post reviews what it has shipped and what users are building.
The post gives no specific features or user results.
On the same day, the company says it refreshed the Tinker website and added a quickstart experience for new users. Mira Murati separately says watching people turn their own ideas into model weights they own has been one of the best parts of the year, but she gives no figures.
Written by AI from the articles below · updated Oct 15, 7:20 PM ET
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Developments
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- Oct 15, 7:08 PM ET · 1 articleMira Murati reflects on users building models with Tinker one year after launchMira Murati: Murati says people are building models they own with Tinker
- Oct 15, 5:53 PM ET · 1 articleThinking Machines looks back at one year of its Tinker productThinking Machines: Thinking Machines looks back on one year of Tinker
- Oct 15, 5:53 PM ET · 1 articleThinking Machines refreshes Tinker website and adds new-user quickstartThinking Machines: Thinking Machines refreshes Tinker website and adds a new-user quickstart
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Mira Murati@miramuratiXMurati says people are building models they own with TinkerAIMira Murati says it has been one of the best parts of the year to watch people turn their own ideas into model weights they own. Thinking Machines' Tinker lets customers turn their expertise into cutting-edge models they own, and marks one year since launch.
Thinking Machines@thinkymachinesOfficialThinking Machines refreshes Tinker website and adds a new-user quickstartAIThinking Machines says it has refreshed the Tinker website and added a quickstart experience for new users. The post links to the Tinker page on thinkingmachines.ai.
Thinking Machines@thinkymachinesOfficialThinking Machines looks back on one year of TinkerAIThinking Machines marks one year since launching Tinker, a service that lets customers build cutting-edge models they own from their own expertise. The post reviews what the company has shipped and what its users are building.
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