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An open-weights AI event in Bangkok on 25 September will feature live demonstrations of Hermes Agent’s desktop app, terminal interface, browser extension and bot mode, according to Nous co-founder Teknium.
Why it mattersThe free event, hosted at Cleverse from 18:00 ICT, is also scheduled to include multimodal reasoning and video-generation demonstrations involving MiniMax’s M3 and H3 models, plus attendee credits. It is a useful glimpse of how open AI projects are trying to turn separate tools into a practical working stack, rather than another evening of slides admiring the future from a safe distance. The announcement does not provide technical results or explain which demonstrations will be available afterwards. The immediate value is visibility: people in Bangkok can see the systems operating and judge whether the open-weights pitch survives contact with an actual audience.
Discuss: Should open AI projects prioritise public, hands-on demonstrations like this, or publish reproducible benchmarks before asking people to take the tools seriously?
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