Mira Murati reemerges with Thinking Machines Lab's interface bet

The former OpenAI CTO previewed models for continuous audio, text and video, but left release timing and customer traction unstated.

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Primary source: TechCrunch

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Murati has capital, credibility and a rare founder brand in AI. Her next test is whether Thinking Machines Lab can move from mystique to measurable product traction.

Illustration of Mira Murati unveiling Thinking Machines Lab's interface, shown beside a small model display representing continuous audio, text, and video models.

TechCrunch reports that Mira Murati (@miramurati) used a Bloomberg interview in San Francisco to preview Thinking Machines Lab's next product direction: AI "interaction models" built for continuous streams of audio, text and video rather than the familiar prompt-and-response loop.…

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