MIGHT’s five layers of the open-model AI stack
Together AI says developers can use open models for coding without learning to train models. Its MIGHT framework drew praise from an attendee at a London event on AI economics.
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Together AI describes MIGHT as five independent layers: the model; inference, where the model runs; gateways and routers, which direct requests; the harness, which manages conversations and tool access; and tools, which provide task knowledge and context. The company says using open models for coding does not require training models, buying a rack full of GPUs or becoming a machine-learning expert. An attendee at Together AI and MiniMax’s September 16 London event praised the framework and highlighted a presentation on cost, performance and control as reasons to use open-weight models at scale.
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MIGHT’s five layers of the open-model AI stack
Together AI says developers can use open models for coding without learning to train models. Its MIGHT framework drew praise from an attendee at a London event on AI economics.