Humansand says Ampersand matches frontier coding models as a side effect of collaborative training
gharik · x · 2026-11-06
Boris Cherny (gharik) revealed that Ampersand, a model from Humansand, can code — not as a formal release but as 'a nice consequence' of collaborative training. A boosted post claims it already matches frontier coding models, with the team teasing that more is 'cooking'.
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