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Alexandr Wang says “muse is done holding back”

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Alexandr Wang wrote on X that “muse is done holding back.”

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10/23
  1. OpenMOSS and Mosi release MOSS-Image, reaching 1.3 million downloads in four days

    Mosi and OpenMOSS released MOSS-Image, an open-source image generation model with a 5B-parameter DiT backbone that reportedly reached 1.3 million downloads in four days. It supports Chinese and English text rendering, structured JSON Layout inputs with bounding boxes, and text conditioning up to 4096 tokens. Community developers have produced 8-step and 4-step acceleration variants, quantized versions, and LoRA models; an API is also available.

  2. Nanjing Physical AI and World Model Conference Showcases 50 Applications

    The 2026 Physical AI and World Model Conference opened in Nanjing on October 20, bringing together researchers and industry leaders to discuss how AI can understand and operate in the physical world. Three Turing Award winners—Yann LeCun, Yao Qizhi and John Hopcroft—shared video presentations. Jiangsu also released a plan for high-quality datasets and 50 typical application scenarios, and a 5 billion yuan investment fund focused on world model technologies was announced.

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