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inclusionAI: Ling 3.0 Flash Fin · Evaluations · Kaino
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inclusionAI: Ling 3.0 Flash Fin

InclusionAI

A finance-enhanced Ling-3.0-flash model from InclusionAI, released with BF16 weights under the MIT license.

modellead-sourceopenrouter-modelsfinancemixture-of-expertsreasoningBF16Hugging FaceMIT licensesource:openrouter.aiMITOpenRouter
60.5KAINO SCORENot recommended
Evaluated Sep 7, 20267 reviews
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Scorecard

PricingMultimodalCostDev expTechnicalSpeedCodingReasoningRiskAdoption
  • Cost effectiveness78
  • Technical capability76
  • Developer experience75
  • Risk & evidence65
  • Speed & availability60
  • Reasoning & knowledge58
  • Multimodal & I/O55
  • Pricing clarity43
  • Coding & agentic43
  • Adoption signal40

Kainotomic evaluation

Ling 3.0 Flash Fin has a credible open-weight finance specialization: its official Hugging Face card publishes BF16 weights under MIT, while the documented Flash base is a 124B-total/5.1B-active MoE. Vercel documents text-only input, a 262K shared context window, routed availability through Novita and DeepInfra, and reasoning configuration. This supports a moderate technical score, but not a claim of independently measured finance or general-task superiority. It is materially below Claude Opus 4.8 and GPT-5.5 on coding, reasoning, public adoption, and evidence depth: neither model-specific coding nor preference benchmark results are supplied. It is closer to the lower-evidence DeepSeek V4 Flash and Qwen preview anchors in public signal, but scores lower on demonstrated agentic work because those anchors have stronger catalog evidence. Text-only I/O places it below Gemini 3.5 Flash and multimodal leaders. MIT weights and a listed free OpenRouter variant make the cost proposition favorable, although official provider pricing is not established and hosted availability can vary by router. Developer experience is adequate through Hugging Face weights and API routing, but deployment guidance and the parameter figures are explicitly base-model evidence rather than Fin-specific proof. Treat finance suitability, latency, tool behavior, and safety controls as validation requirements before production use.

Strengths

  • Official BF16 weights under the MIT license.
  • Finance-oriented variant with a documented MoE Flash base.
  • Text API routing, 262K context listing, and reasoning configuration documented by Vercel.
  • Potentially strong cost flexibility through self-hosting and a listed free routed variant.

Caveats

  • 124B total and 5.1B active parameters are documented for Ling-3.0-flash base, not explicitly Fin.
  • 262K context and routing are platform-specific rather than universal deployment guarantees.
  • No supplied direct finance-task evaluation establishes specialization quality.
  • Model is text-only in the supplied Vercel API reference.