Models are considered announced only if the announcements are made through some official channels. An announcement need not be accompanied by a release to count.
The AI announced must have a language output modality, ie it must be a language model. A model that only generates images or videos, or a robotic model, would not count.
See also:
Gemini 3.2 (Google) release date
Gemini 3.5 (Google) release date
Gemini 4.0 (Google) release date
Claude 5 (Anthropic) release date
Claude Mythos (Anthropic) release date
R2 / V4-Thinking (DeepSeek) release date
Qwen 4 (Alibaba Qwen) release date
Kimi K3 (Moonshot) release date
OpenAI's next "GPT-OSS" release date
Thinking Machines' first LLM announcement date (this market)
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https://thinkingmachines.ai/blog/interaction-models/ resolves yes. this diagram in the blog post clearly shows the model can output text, and it is also evaluated on text-based benchmarks
