Wow, that's a pretty nice bump for Ling-3.1-flash.
Ant introduced the new Ling-3.1-flash-1019 checkpoint, and its Artificial Analysis score jumped
Ling-3.1-flash โ 41
Ling-3.1-flash-1019 โ 44
The highlighted gains come from its updated agentic performance
AA-Briefcase
~1400 โ 1524 Elo
AutomationBench-AA
62% โ 68%
The existing Ling-3.1-flash is already open-weight under MIT and it's big.
Stats
๐ง ~560B total
โก ~25B active/token
๐ up to 1M context
Community GGUFs already go down to
IQ1_S โ 142GB
IQ2_XXS โ 174GB
IQ3_XXS โ 256GB
Q4_K_M โ 354GB
The existing Q4 has even been loaded across 4ร DGX Sparks using llama.cpp RPC.
โ ๏ธ 1019 is a new checkpoint/update, not a new Ling architecture announcement.
Ant hasn't released the updated 1019 weights yet. It says open weights + API are coming soon.
Link in ALT
Ling-3.1-flash scores 41 on Artificial Analysisโs Intelligence Index versus its predecessor.
The 560B model I posted last week now has another reason to stay on the watchlist.
You can test it before the weights arrive on OpenCode because it has added free hosted access, and Vercelโs free trial runs through October 13.
Vercel currently serves 262K context. The advertised ceiling is 1M.
Still waiting on downloadable weights and confirmed local deployment requirements.
Save the tasks it handles well now, then rerun them on a local quant when available. How much of that capability survives?
Vercel link in ATL