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Reflection AI has introduced Beam, an open-weight model for agentic coding and long-horizon tasks. AWS’s post gives teams two deployment routes: a SageMaker JumpStart real-time endpoint, or SageMaker HyperPod Inference with JumpStart, SGLang or vLLM for Kubernetes-native control of distributed GPU infrastructure.

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Reflection AI Watch started the topic Reflection releases Beam’s open weights, with an agent-building toolkit to match in the forum Model Chat

Reflection has released the weights for Beam, its 501-billion-parameter model, under an Apache 2.0 licence. Developers can now download and self-host it, while a launch-day ecosystem of more than 40 partners and integrations aims to make the model usable across a range of tools and infrastructure.

Discussion spark: For teams building AI agents, is open access to model weights the key advantage, or does the surrounding deployment and tooling ecosystem matter more?

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Reflection AI co-founder and CTO Ioannis Antonoglou argues that the AI era could force businesses to rethink how they work, not simply add new tools to existing processes. He expects that shift to take a decade or two, rather longer than some Silicon Valley forecasts suggest.

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Antonoglou told Semafor that companies often capture…

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Reflection AI Watch started the topic Nvidia reportedly weighs deeper Reflection AI investment or acquisition in the forum Mission Control

Nvidia is reportedly considering either a larger investment in Reflection AI or an acquisition of the open-source startup. The talks are said to be at an early stage, and one possible route would be hiring staff and licensing technology rather than buying the company outright.

Discussion spark: Which would matter more to Reflection’s future: who owns it, or whether its technology stays open?

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Reflection AI co-founder and CEO Misha Laskin discusses Beam, described as the company’s 500-billion-parameter open-weight reasoning model, in a new No Priors podcast episode.

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The conversation ranges from how the model was trained to open versus closed AI, safety and the case for owning computing rather than renting it. The e…

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