30th December 2025, Release Notes Improvements Spaces Enhancement * Space Chat Management - Added ability to rename and delete chats within spaces directly from the Sidebar component for better space organisation User Interface * Message Deduplication - Improved user message deduplication logic to ensure non-temporary messages take precedence over temporary messages, enhancing
29th December 2025, Release Notes Improvements Enhanced JavaScript Rendering * Improved Webpage Content Extraction - Added Playwright and Chromium support for improved webpage content extraction with JavaScript rendering capabilities Agent * Updated Agent - Updated agent with enhanced webpage reading capabilities and improved tool handling Discord Integration * Enhanced OAuth Callback - Improved
23rd December 2025, Release Notes Before we dive into the updates, we want to take a moment to say a huge thank you to our amazing community. Your feedback, ideas, and enthusiasm continue to shape Locai’s journey. This release is packed with features inspired by your suggestions. Whether you&
Version 1.7.8 We have just shipped an update to the Locai L1-Large model with some bug fixes and improvements (Version 1.7.8). A huge thank you to the Locai community for sharing your feedback on what's working, what's not, and what you want
The UK Government’s major package of reforms and investment to help UK AI startups scale globally is hugely welcome. As the announcement says, “we have the talent” and “we have the startups”. We also have the ambition. The UK has a long and distinguished history of innovation from steam
The way the AI industry currently operates is not sustainable or good for consumers. It’s a world of closed systems, insatiable energy demand, endless data centre construction, hyperactive announcements, eye-popping capital expenditure and a literal handful of companies calling the shots. We founded Locai to build AI for the
Conventional wisdom says that it takes hundreds of millions of dollars in funding and compute to build a competitive foundational Large Language Model (LLM). The consensus that has solidified around this notion has led to a massive concentration of power in the hands of a few lavishly funded US and
Locai Labs is excited to announce a new open-source model Locai L1-Large, which has been built in the UK based on Qwen3 235B Instruct (2507). We also present a new post-training framework we call Forget-Me-Not which allows a model to self-improve on downstream tasks with no human-labelled data while mitigating
The AI from the UK.
