Recursive releases Flint, a free coding model built largely with its own AI system
The open-weight model runs on a laptop and needs more guidance than large paid coding assistants.
The open-weight model runs on a laptop and needs more guidance than large paid coding assistants.
The biggest change is that agents can now run entirely on a personal machine, keeping user data on the device.
Organisations can run these models on their own infrastructure and data rather than depending only on closed frontier APIs.
Buyers can now order RTX Spark laptops, with Best Buy units due on October 16 and some direct models reaching 128GB of unified memory.
The rebuilt apps are meant to make Arm-based Windows laptops faster for creative work and more responsive in daily editing.
Tom’s Hardware says the Windows on Arm laptop is the fastest system it has tested for local agentic AI workloads.
The faster model is set to reach NBA 2K27 first, with Hogwarts Legacy due next month and support limited to RTX 50-series, GeForce NOW and RTX Spark systems.
Microsoft’s new AI-focused PCs and Windows 11 features point more work toward local, on-device use.