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The Sequence Radar #861: Last Week in AI: IPOs, Interactive Models, and Recursive Dreams

Last week in AI was marked by Cerebras's massive IPO, Thinking Machines' interactive models that embed collaboration into the model itself, Recursive Superintelligence's $650M launch for self-improving AI, and Junyang Lin's new AI lab at ~$2B valuation in China.

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The Sequence Radar #861: Last Week in AI: IPOs, Interactive Models, and Recursive Dreams
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  • Cerebras IPO surged 68%, reaching ~$95B market cap, emphasizing the physical infrastructure of AI.
  • Thinking Machines unveiled interaction models where real-time collaboration is built into the model, not the harness.
  • Recursive Superintelligence raised $650M to build AI systems that recursively improve through automated experimentation.
  • Junyang Lin, former lead of Alibaba's Qwen, is raising hundreds of millions for a new AI lab at ~$2B valuation.

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