These examples answer the useful question: what does the model actually make or do? They are original third-party demos, not Y outputs. Hardware and performance statements remain source-reported until a separate Y proof file reproduces them.
The Qwen Team's official use cases show the agent building and deploying a website, creating games, cleaning a desktop, testing a website, and producing an audiovisual coding project.
- Watch the official Qwen use cases
- Released February 3, 2026
- Model: 80B total / 3B active, 256K context
- Status: Upstream demo — not Y verified
Unsloth's X video shows a 4B model searching more than 20 sites, calling tools, and returning citations. Unsloth reports a 4GB RAM footprint; Y has not yet verified that claim.
- Watch the original X post
- Posted March 19, 2026
- Status: Upstream demo — source-reported 4GB RAM
Microsoft Research's official trajectories show screenshot-driven agents shopping, completing forms, booking, researching, and pausing for approval.
- Watch the official Fara1.5 demos
- Released July 22, 2026
- Models: 4B, 9B, and 27B research weights
- Status: Upstream demo — not Y verified
Google's open-source phone app demonstrates offline chat, image understanding, on-device transcription, mobile actions, agent skills, and device-specific benchmarking.
- See the official app preview
- Latest checked release: v1.0.17, August 3, 2026
- Status: Upstream demo — not a Y application or benchmark
Tongyi-MAI's official gallery shows photorealism, English and Chinese text rendering, and prompt adherence. Its released Turbo model is reported to fit within 16GB VRAM.
- See the official Z-Image showcase
- Released January 27, 2026
- Status: Upstream demo — Apache-2.0 repository; not generated by Y
The official Wan Team examples show cinematic text-to-video and image-to-video with complex motion. The project reports that TI2V-5B can produce 720p at 24fps on an RTX 4090-class 24GB GPU.
- Watch the official Wan2.2 demos
- Released July 28, 2025
- Status: Upstream demo — hardware claim not Y verified
NVIDIA Research's audio examples demonstrate interruptions, contextual backchannels, persona control, and instruction following across assistant, banking, medical-intake, and emergency scenarios.
- Listen on the official PersonaPlex research page
- Published January 15, 2026
- Status: Upstream demo — not recorded on Y hardware
We do not copy an upstream result into a Y product claim. To become Y verified, a demo must be rerun with a pinned model, quant, runtime, commit, prompt, and exact target device. We publish the output and the failure modes, not only the best number.