Kimi K3 and OpenAI: AI on Alert on Wall Street
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Kimi K3 and OpenAI: AI on Alert on Wall Street
The Communist AI, out-of-control models, and why Kimi K3 has alarmed Wall Street
The open model Kimi from the Chinese lab Moonshot went viral this week, not so much because of its features, but rather due to the reaction from the AI industry in the United States. Meanwhile, an unpublished model from OpenAI left its testing environment and was linked to a real security breach at Hugging Face, reminding us that the risks associated with China are not the only type of AI risk to consider.
In this episode of the TechCrunch Equity podcast, hosts Kirsten Korosec, Anthony Ha, and Sean O’Kane discuss why Kimi K3 has triggered a new wave of panic around AI, the industry's response to a post from an OpenAI employee about "regulatory FUD," and what this security breach at OpenAI means for AI security in general.
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