A clearer view of AI.
THE INDEPENDENT AI.

NEW TOOLS · 24 OCTOBER 2026

Mubit: small custom models for the jobs your agents keep repeating

1 source · Part of the 24 October 2026 edition

Mubit, a startup from Aberdeen, says you change one line of code and it spots the tasks your agents do over and over, then trains small task-specific models for them. It's waitlist only, with no pricing, and its own docs say no fixed improvement is promised. @dr_cintas flagged it.

Why it mattersIf you run the same agent task thousands of times, a smaller trained model could cut cost and speed things up. Early days: join the waitlist only if you have that kind of volume.

Sources

Related AI tools

How we knowCompany figures are labelled as their own claims; anything we couldn't verify is labelled as a report or a claim.

MORE FROM 24 OCTOBER 2026

  1. TOP STORIESKimi K3.1 Pro: a huge Chinese model at about half Claude Opus prices
  2. TOP STORIESThe labs are fencing in their own AI: OpenAI cut the internet from training, Anthropic details a misbehaving model
  3. TOP STORIESMeanwhile, everyday agents get longer leashes: Claude MCP Tasks, Cursor computer use and Agent Relay
  4. BIG LAB UPDATESBlock's Dessa: a voice AI that listens while it talks
  5. BIG LAB UPDATESOpenAI resets Codex limits again as Uber goes all in
  6. BIG LAB UPDATESReport: Anthropic may be testing different Claude Max limits
The whole day ↗