CoinWorld News: Mistral’s open-source Leanstral 1.5 model has an estimated problem-solving cost of about $4 per question, with a total parameter count of 119.0 billion and approximately 6.5 billion activated parameters. It uses the Apache-2.0 license and provides free API access. Official evaluations show that Leanstral 1.5 solved 587 out of 672 questions on Putnambench, reaching 87% and 34% on the abstract algebra benchmarks Fate-H and Fate-X, respectively, and setting the best performance among comparable models. In addition, Leanstral 1.5 has also been used for code verification, with the team finding 11 real bugs across 57 open-source Rust repositories, 5 of which had not been previously reported.

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BridgeBurner
· 10h ago
1190B total parameters with 65B activated, MoE architecture for mathematical reasoning, efficiency is well handled.
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LighthouseInTheMist
· 10h ago
Putnam solved 587 problems? This mathematical ability is a bit out of this world, and 87% in abstract algebra is even more mind-opening—refreshing your worldview.
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GateUser-b74aba1c
· 10h ago
At $4 per problem cost, it's quite a bargain compared to closed-source models. Researchers are overjoyed.
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FlamingoFrontView
· 10h ago
Apache-2.0+ free API—this round of open-source really goes all-in on sincerity; Mistral truly gets the community.
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