Releases

Google DeepMind introduces Veo 2 with improved realism, physics and camera controls for video generation.

DeepSeek published its second-generation mixture-of-experts vision-language models.

Meta released a behavioral foundation model for controlling virtual humanoid agents.

Microsoft releases Phi-4, a 14-billion-parameter small language model specializing in complex reasoning.

Google releases experimental Gemini 2.0 Flash with native tool use, multimodal output and real-time streaming capabilities.

The final V2.5 update improved mathematics, coding, writing, file handling and web-page summarization.

xAI launched the autoregressive Aurora image-generation model on X, adding photorealistic generation and multimodal image input.

Meta released a multilingual 70B instruction model with performance comparable to larger Llama 3.1 models.

Google releases PaliGemma 2, expanding the open vision-language family with new model sizes and resolutions.

OpenAI released the full o1 reasoning model in ChatGPT and announced related API improvements.

AWS released its first Nova video-generation model.

AWS released its Nova image-generation and editing model.

AWS released a capable multimodal Nova model for enterprise and agentic workloads.

AWS released a low-cost multimodal Nova model through Amazon Bedrock.

AWS released the text-only low-latency Nova model through Amazon Bedrock.

Cohere introduced Rerank 3.5 with stronger reasoning and multilingual retrieval over complex enterprise data.

Amazon released a faster and more memory-efficient zero-shot forecasting model family.

Hugging Face released SmolVLM, a compact 2B vision-language model designed to run with very low memory.

Runway introduced Frames, an image model emphasizing stylistic control.

Suno released v4 with better audio, lyrics, and song structures.

Mistral AI released Pixtral Large, a 124B multimodal model for image and document understanding.

DeepSeek released JanusFlow using rectified flow for image generation.

Scale released Defense Llama, a Llama 3-based model fine-tuned for controlled U.S. national-security use cases inside Scale Donovan.

Anthropic released Claude 3.5 Haiku as a faster model with substantially improved intelligence and coding performance.

Hugging Face released the second generation of its 135M, 360M, and 1.7B compact language models with stronger instruction following.