InternVL 2.
5: A friendlier model that can see, read, and reason better
Meet InternVL 2.
5, a model that works with pictures and words together — it learns from images and text so it can answer tougher, real-world questions.
The team improved training, cleaned up data, and tried smarter test-time tricks, and it shows.
This version is designed for many tasks: reading documents, understanding videos or multiple images, finding things in pictures, and even spotting when it might be guessing.
On a big public test it passed over 70% on MMMU, and gets better with reasoning steps called Chain-of-Thought, which helps it handle tricky problems.
It plays close to some top commercial systems, yet stays open-source so more people can use and build on it.
The model is multimodal, which simply means it mixes sight and language to make smarter guesses.
This is useful for students, hobbyists, and small teams who want powerful tools without big costs.
It may not be perfect, but it’s a strong step forward, and people will find new ways to try it out and improve it further.
Read article comprehensive review in Paperium.net:
Expanding Performance Boundaries of Open-Source Multimodal Models with Model,Data, and Test-Time Scaling
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