Mianbi Intelligent Multimodal Large Model 'Mianbi Luca' Officially Opens to Public Services


Beijing Mianbi Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd. and Shanghai Zhizhi Engineering Technology Co., Ltd. recently announced a strategic cooperation aimed at jointly developing artificial intelligence edge models for the industrial sector. This collaboration will leverage Mianbi Intelligent's technological advantages in edge large models, image large models, and embodied intelligent applications in multiple scenarios, as well as Zhizhi Engineering's deep accumulation of experience in the manufacturing market, scenarios, processes, and engineering, to jointly promote the process of industrial intelligence.
Xiaomi announced that the old version of MiMo-V2-Pro/Omni model will be discontinued on June 30, 2026, and upgraded to the MiMo V2.5 series. The MiMo-V2-Pro will be migrated to V2.5-Pro, and MiMo-V2-Omni will be upgraded to the new V2.5 model. The new version has been fully launched, aiming to provide stronger reasoning capabilities and higher cost-effectiveness, and to promote developers to migrate.
xAI's AI coding tool Grok Build releases version 0.2.7, focusing on optimizing user management and multi-proxy collaboration experience, improving image processing capabilities and cross-platform usability. The new /usage command allows viewing usage and quotas within the terminal, while the /login feature simplifies login authentication and account switching, providing developers with a smoother local coding workflow.
Today, the open-source model Step 3.7 Flash was officially released, offering weights under the Apache 2.0 license, directly addressing core pain points in the Agent era such as efficiency, reliability, and multimodal execution. It performed outstandingly in multiple benchmark tests: achieved 67.1 points and ranked first in ClawEval-1.1, obtained 79.2 points and led in SimpleVQA Search, scored 56.3 points and ranked second in SWE-PRO, and reached 95.3 points in V* Python, demonstrating its strength in Agent tasks and code generation.
Microsoft plans to launch multiple self-developed AI models at next week's Build conference in San Francisco, with a focus on introducing a high-cost-performance code-specific model to counter the erosion of GitHub Copilot's market share by Cursor and Claude Code. This model aims to attract price-sensitive developers by reducing operational costs, while also launching models with various parameter specifications to complete its own AI ecosystem and gain more developer support.