Summary
According to a post on X by @rightnowai_co, RightNow has launched its first "System Zero" decision model. The model accepts streaming inputs, including text, JSON, PDFs, images, voice, code, robot state and video, and returns a decision with a probability for every option while the input is still arriving. RightNow claims 30 ms decisions on text, up to 1,024 questions in one call, and free output. The company describes this as an early checkpoint, with more fixes expected this week.
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What happened
The model takes streaming text, JSON, PDFs, images, voice, code, robot state and video and returns a decision with a probability for every option while the input is still arriving. RightNow claims 30 ms decisions on text and up to 1,024 questions in one call, with output free; it calls this an early checkpoint...
Why it matters
Developers and businesses evaluating decision-making AI tools may want to see whether the claimed speed and multi-question capacity hold up in real use. Because RightNow calls this an early checkpoint, the stated performance could change as fixes are released. Users should watch for this week's updates and check the terms around the free output.
What this means for you
Hardware and robotics watchers may want to track whether this becomes a product, benchmark, or deployment signal.
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