Ant Ling releases Ling-3.0-flash-VL for visual agents and GUI control

Ling-3.0-flash-VL reads images and short videos, writes websites from screenshots, and operates interfaces through Ant Ling's hosted API.

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Why it matters

Ant is turning its efficient text model into an agent that can see and operate software, a direct bet that visual feedback will make coding and GUI automation more reliable.

A luminous digital interface dynamically transforms visual inputs into functional elements, with a spectral cursor precisely interacting.

Richard Bian (@RichSFO), Ant Ling's product and growth lead, has spent years translating Ant Group's open-source ambitions into products developers can use. On September 4th, his team released Ling-3.0-flash-VL, a version of its fast language model that accepts images and video and can act on what it sees. The launch moves Ant Ling beyond text generation and into visual agents that write interfaces, inspect their own work and operate software.…

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