On July 23, according to Bloomberg today (23)OpenAI Greg Brockmann, President and Co-FounderGreg BrockmanThis post is part of our special coverage Syria Protests 2011Dark Side of the MoonLaunched Kimi K3 ALREADYIt's quite competitiveHowever, it is not certain whether the dark side of the moon uses the technical results of OpenAI to upgrade model capabilities。
Kimi K3, released a few days ago in the interview with Brokman, says, "The model is quite good, no doubt." It is, however, too early to judge whether the dark side of the moon has obtained the output of the OpenAI model by “distillation” and is used to train Kimi K3. “We have been monitoring such acts.”
According to AI, the dark side of the month released the open weight model Kimi K3 last week and stated that its combined capacity exceeded that of all competitors except Anthony Claude Fable 5 and OpenAI GPT-5.6. Kimi K3 quickly triggered a market shock, which also subverted a long-standing judgement that the United States has been a strong leader in global AI competition。
BROCKMAN STATES THAT SOME ESTIMATES SUGGEST THAT CHINA MAY HAVE DEVELOPED AN AI MODELFour months behind AmericaOther experts even thought that the gap between China and the United States was even smaller。
With the rapid spread of lower-priced Chinese models, the capacity gap between the Chinese and American models is narrowing, and the business model of OpenAI and Anthropic faces increased uncertainty. Both companies are preparing to be listed and are working to raise revenues from their clients。
Brockman stressed that OpenAI had invested a lot of computing resources earlier and had many years of AI research accumulation, and was therefore still dealing with competitorsMaintaining “great advantage”I don't know. “For many years, we have been studying in depth how to create more efficient models so that they can achieve their intended objectives.”
Brokman also stated that open weight models such as Kimi were not free products and that it was considered a “misunderstanding” that open weight was equivalent to free. “These models are still large and require a great deal of computing power to operate at a cost that is not low. The real competition is who can build itThe most efficient, smartest and best value for money on a single mission"and the model."