About this film

This original film introduces the 9B Irish model and the 35B-A3B code-review track. The programme announcement now covers a third, phone-sized model too. Read the accompanying article for the wider programme and its development status.

Read Born2 enters its final phase: three models, three clear jobs

Film transcript

[Instrumental music. No spoken narration.] Born2. Two models. 9B: the Irish model, based on Qwen3.5-9B, intended for DáilDex. 35B-A3B: the code-review specialist, based on Qwen3.6-35B-A3B, intended for Critique.sh. Targeting frontier-level code review. A 50-billion-token dataset, created by Leemer Labs for post-training. Committed to open source. Evaluate. Document. Release. Help shape both. Early users welcome: ray@daildex.com or ray@critique.sh. Leemer Labs. Models in development. The civic scene links a bilingual document to its original record. The illustrative code-review scene highlights a charge inside a retry flow and asks whether a retry could charge twice. The release folio lists weights, methods and limitations.

For complete visual descriptions, source references and any later programme updates, read the original announcement.

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Leemer Labs develops the Born programme. Critique.sh builds developer tooling, and DáilDex focuses on Irish civic information.