MiniMax (official)

I wanted to learn about humanoid robots 🤖, then decided the most reasonable thing to do was build myself a humanoid catalog to learn from. humanoid-index-one.vercel.app @MiniMax_AI M3 researched the space, then built the catalog in @opencode . The SVG prototype doesn’t just look good. It actually teaches you the distinct characteristics of each humanoid.

Lineup for Inside The AI Coding Stack (7/1): @nvidia — Harry Kim on GPU infra for AI-native workloads @FriendliAI — Gon Chun on frontier AI inference for agents @MiniMax_AI — Victor Su-Ortiz on M3 + reasoning @kilocode — Brian Turcotte on agentic coding in production Spots are limited! RSVP: luma.com/y454srtx

some scenes from the @hud_evals × @ycombinator Frontier RL Environments Hackathon over the weekend. 24 intense, collaborative hours with 200 of the top builders in the world turning browser-use, robotics, logistics, and worldsims into environments where models can actually learn from. a few highlights built with MiniMax M3: Tera — zero-token browser-use RL env, #3 overall Warehouse AI — autonomous warehouse robot fleet coordination Atomz — Mars construction rovers in simulation project videos in the comments.

We are pleased to announce that @MiniMax_AI, a global foundation model company, is sponsoring the BGI Sprint hackathon, supporting participants in building with the ASI Alliance technology stack and MiniMax's models. MiniMax's proprietary models and AI-native products serve over 300 million users across more than 200 countries and regions. Its mission, to build a world where intelligence thrives with everyone, is grounded in making AI broadly accessible and affordable, and in the belief that AGI should serve the many rather than the few. This reflects our own commitment to open, beneficial AGI for humanity. As part of this collaboration, participants will have free access* to the MiniMax M3 model through the @S_Compute platform and API for the duration of the hackathon. Beyond the BGI Sprint, this collaboration may extend into additional areas, including developer programs, research, and infrastructure, across the SingularityNET and MiniMax ecosystems. We will share further updates as this progresses. *Please note: MiniMax M3 access during the hackathon is subject to a requests-per-minute (RPM) limit.