Kimi K3.1: teaser hints at new model from the Kimi team
Kimi K3.1: teaser hints at new model from the Kimi team
The Kimi team published a teaser suggesting a fast arrival of Kimi K3.1, expected to be the best among available Chinese AI models and significantly cheaper than Kimi K3.
Kimi K3.1: teaser hints at new model from the Kimi team
Several hours ago, the Kimi team published a teaser hinting at the imminent release of a new model.
Kimi K3.1 is expected to become the best among available Chinese AI models, while its usage will be significantly cheaper than that of Kimi K3.
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AnalysisIf the expectations hold, Kimi K3.1 could strengthen competition among Chinese AI models and lower inference costs for developers.
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