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Hieroglyph Translation Model Horus Hiero Released

·2026.07.08 15:06

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Horus Hiero, an open-source hieroglyph translation and multimodal model based on Qwen 3.5, has been released.

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Horus Hiero, an open-source AI model that supports translation of ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs, has been released. This model is built on Qwen 3.5 and comes in two versions.

  • Horus Hiero 9B: A high-performance model
  • Horus Hiero Mini 4B: A lightweight model optimized for CPU and mobile devices

The model features Multimodal capabilities that can understand text, images, and video, and supports approximately 150 languages. It also provides a context window that scales from 512K up to 1M tokens, demonstrating an extremely wide context-processing capability within the Arabic AI ecosystem.

Key benchmark results are as follows:

  • MMLU-Pro: 79%
  • LiveCodeBench: 63%
  • HumanEval: 84%

All models are open-sourced via Hugging Face and supported through the NeuralNode framework.

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