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Ant Ling 3.0 Tiny

Ant Ling 3.0 Tiny is a InclusionAI model with 131K context, Not verified in / Not verified out per million tokens, last verified October 2, 2026. Open weights: yes. Public-board scores are linked to the publisher; vendor-only figures stay in the watch-out, not on the board.

Ant’s 7.9B open-weight text MoE for local or edge reasoning, code assistance and tool use, with 1.3B active parameters.

Recorded profile verification October 2, 2026Individual provider fields may change

AI model specification details
SpecificationAnt Ling 3.0 Tiny
ProviderInclusionAI
TierBudget
Context window131K
Max outputNot verifiedUnverified
Input / 1M tokensNot verifiedUnverified
Output / 1M tokensNot verifiedUnverified
WeightsOpen
Parameters7.9B total / 1.3B active (MoE)
Reasoning levelsNot verifiedUnverified
Modalitiestext
LicenseMIT (publisher repository metadata)
API model idLing-3.0-tiny
ReleasedAugust 7, 2026

Pricing tiers: Downloadable weights declare MIT in publisher metadata; local compute costs apply. The platform lists native API ID Ling-3.0-tiny but its current public pricing table omits this model, so no current per-token tariff is assigned. Native config is 131,072 positions; the exact card’s 262,144 recipe requires YaRN factor 2. A sample 32K generation budget is not a hard output maximum.

Publisher evidence

Published benchmark results

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Published benchmark results for Ant Ling 3.0 Tiny
BenchmarkScoreSource dateSource
Artificial Analysis Intelligence IndexLing 3.0 Tiny112026-10-01Artificial Analysis · View source

Best for

  • Local text assistants
  • Small self-hosted tool workflows
  • Evaluating edge reasoning

Watch out

Thinking is enabled by default and the checkpoint exposes enable_thinking; recommended sampling is temperature=1.0/top_p=0.95/top_k=20. Native API docs restrict their thinking toggle to Flash and graded effort to Ring, so neither is inherited by Tiny. A 1.3B active count is not its full 7.9B weight footprint. Publisher FP8 hardware speeds and memory depend on recipe/context and are not guaranteed for these BF16 weights. Exact weights-publication day, hard output cap and hosted token prices remain unknown. MIT is declared metadata; the attempted raw licence file is missing. AA’s October 1 exact non-estimated Tiny row is an index observation, not a rerun.

History

Ant Ling 3.0 Tiny timeline

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Common questions

Ant Ling 3.0 Tiny

Answered from the verified figures on this page rather than general guidance.

What is Ant Ling 3.0 Tiny's context window?
Ant Ling 3.0 Tiny accepts about 131K tokens of context. That only matters if you routinely send very long documents, large codebases, or multi-turn histories that approach that limit.
What is Ant Ling 3.0 Tiny best for?
Ant Ling 3.0 Tiny is a budget tier from InclusionAI. It suits local text assistants, small self-hosted tool workflows, evaluating edge reasoning. Thinking is enabled by default and the checkpoint exposes enable_thinking; recommended sampling is temperature=1.0/top_p=0.95/top_k=20. Native API docs restrict their thinking toggle to Flash and graded effort to Ring, so neither is inherited by Tiny. A 1.3B active count is not its full 7.9B weight footprint. Publisher FP8 hardware speeds and memory depend on recipe/context and are not guaranteed for these BF16 weights. Exact weights-publication day, hard output cap and hosted token prices remain unknown. MIT is declared metadata; the attempted raw licence file is missing. AA’s October 1 exact non-estimated Tiny row is an index observation, not a rerun.
Can I self-host Ant Ling 3.0 Tiny?
Ant Ling 3.0 Tiny publishes open weights, but self-hosting depends on the licence, hardware footprint, quantisation quality, and serving stack. A hosted API is often cheaper until you have measured throughput and concurrency on your own hardware.