author: Intelligent Internet
An Open Foundation for Advanced Human‑AI Collaboration Introduction We are proud to introduce Common Ground, an open‑source application and framework purpose‑built to forge a true partnership between humans and AI. It is more than a powerful multi‑agent system; it is the next cornerstone of the Intelligent
author: Intelligent Internet
Model Card Your Open-Source Intelligent Assistant Introduction 2025 is the year of the Agent. AI capabilities have now reached human level in multiple domains and we will all have teams of agents at our fingertips to help us in our personal life, work and beyond. As the agent swarm arrives,
author: Intelligent Internet
Featured Update: July 15th, 2025 What’s New in II-Commons Wave 2 Our second wave turns II-Commons from a pure knowledge-base toolkit into the backbone of a context-aware human-AI partnership. Highlights: * Wave 2 launch: Beyond just code. Two experimental applications and a scientific dataset ship today, signaling II-Commons expansion into
author: Intelligent Internet
Featured Update: July 2025 What’s New in II-Medical-8B-1706 and II-Medical-32B-Preview Our newest state-of-the-art medical models bring major upgrades across the board, setting a new benchmark for trustworthy, open-source medical AI: * Best open-source model under 32B for multi-turn medical dialogues and precise compliance * Reinforced safety through a third RL training
author: Intelligent Internet
Intelligent Internet (II) was founded with the mission to tackle key challenges in today’s AI landscape — including the concentration of power, high barriers to entry, the dangers of misalignment, and opacity. Central to fulfilling our vision of an open, distributed, and inclusive ecosystem is democratizing advanced AI capabilities. Introducing
author: Intelligent Internet
We introduce II-Thought-RL-v0, our first iteration to develop a large-scale, multi-domain Reinforcement Learning (RL) dataset. By providing a high-quality, large-scale dataset on RL question-answer pairs, we aim to advance reasoning research. This foundational step will pave the way for future iterations incorporating more complex reasoning traces. In recent months, several