Open-Source Model
A machine learning model whose source code, training data, and weights are publicly available for inspection, modification, and redistribution.
Example: NVIDIA Nemotron-3 Family
NVIDIA recently released the Nemotron-3 family of open-source models, featuring three sizes:
- Nano: 30-billion parameters (3-billion active via Mixture-of-Experts architecture).
- Super: 100-billion parameters (10-billion active).
- Ultra: 500-billion parameters (50-billion active).
The gary-explains channel reviewed the Nemotron-3 Nano in their video Nematron 3.
2026 04 14 Gary Explains channel Nematron 3
Example: GLM-5.2 AI Coding Model
The GLM-5.2 is an emerging open-source model focused on coding capabilities, detailed in the evaluation note GLM-5.2 AI Coding Model Evaluation: Capabilities, Iterative Feedback, and Outputs.
- Status: Initially accessible to coding plan subscribers with a slate date for open-source release.
- Evaluation Focus: Assesses capabilities, iterative feedback mechanisms, and output quality.
- Source Review: Covered by Bijan Bowen in the video GLM-5.2 AI Coding Model Evaluation: Capabilities, Iterative Feedback, and Outputs.