According to a report published by Morgan Stanley, MiniMax officially launched M3.1 Flash this week, and the parameters and authorization have not been disclosed. The model showed significant improvements in agent workflow, programming, computer usage, and network security. DeepSWE scored 73.7%, OSWorld V2 scored 61.7, and CyberGym scored 82%. The latter two benchmarks rank among the top leading models in China. The bank pointed out that although the pricing is not the lowest, it is competitive in China's major Flash large-scale language models, and the cost of proxy tasks is also advantageous. The bank anticipates that M3 Pro will be the main large-scale language model showcasing MiniMax's cutting-edge intelligence capabilities, and is expected to be launched before the end of October. The bank maintains MiniMax's “plus” rating and a target price of HK$900.

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