Not only Kimi K3, Beijing AI is completing the Action puzzle

Smart Things Author | Jiang Yu Editor | Mo Ying On the morning of July 24, the main leaders of the Beijing Municipal Party Committee conducted research on the smart economy and visited three AI companies: 360, Dark Side of the Moon and Qianxun Intelligence. A week before this, Kimi K3 had just completed a stunning global debut. Musk listed it as a "key pursuit target" for Grok 4.5 on social media. The head of strategy at OpenAI admitted that its performance "cannot be achieved by simple distillation." Goldman Sachs published a research report that said "China's large models are moving toward a new node of pricing power." For a time, the whole world's attention was focused on Beijing. But if you only see Kimi as a company, you may miss the real changes taking place in Beijing’s AI. Thirteen kilometers away, the Spirit v1.6 model of another Beijing-based company, Qianxun Intelligent, has already topped the global ranking in RoboArena, surpassing NVIDIA DreamZero and Physical Intelligence Pi0.5, becoming the first Chinese embodied model to top the list. Its Moz1 robot can not only complete the long-distance task of "living room storage" with just a natural language command, but it has also been running regularly in the CATL production line, with a stable operation success rate of over 99%; the new generation of commercial service robot Moz2 made a stunning debut during WAIC. Two companies, one allows AI to learn to think in the digital world, and the other allows AI to learn to act in the physical world. The outside world may put them into different tracks - large models, embodied intelligence, which are incompatible with each other. But it is these two seemingly unrelated companies that are becoming Beijing AI’s “two new business cards” to the world, jointly outlining a complete innovation map of AI from the digital space to the physical world. If you observe carefully, you will also find that they share the same "gene": they all bet on underlying technological innovation rather than application layer shelling, they are both opening up their underlying capabilities to global testing, and they are all standing at the front row of the global poker table in their respective fields. 1. Landing on the moon and "Searching", they both chose the more difficult path. Kimi's English name is M