Defeat Fable 5! Kimi K3 rushed to the first place, instructor Yang Zhilin is very proud

Compiled by Zhidongzhi | Editor by Eggplant | Cheng Qian Zhidongxi reported on July 17 that today, Kimi officially released its most powerful model to date and the world's first open source 3 trillion parameter level model Kimi K3. The model has 2.8 trillion parameters, natively supports visual understanding, and has a 1 million token context window. Kimi K3 became the top model of large models as soon as it was launched. Many netizens called its release "China's Fable 5 moment." Even Kimi founder and CEO Yang Zhilin’s doctoral supervisor and CMU machine learning guru Russ Salakhutdinov posted a message praising the new version of Kimi for bringing major breakthroughs to the open source community. Guillermo Rauch, founder of cloud platform Vercel and author of Next.js, announced the results of professional web engineering AI evaluation, with Kimi K3 ranking first in overall performance. He posted that for the first time, an open source model surpassed all overseas closed source models in this authoritative list; its code task success rate reached 92%, and its development efficiency was better than that of the same echelon Claude Fable 5. After the actual test, evaluation blogger aditya believes that Kimi K3 is like the Claude Fable 5 type model that China has open sourced. He used Kimi K3 to generate a gun game, and said that he had never seen AI generate such a surprising interface with just one prompt. AI head evaluation blogger Taelin also experienced Kimi K3. He believes that Kimi K3 performs better than Claude Fable 5 on some questions, but performs very poorly on some questions, and takes 10 times as long as Claude Fable 5. However, he said that at the price of Claude Sonnet 5, you can buy an open source model close to Claude Fable 5, which has indeed changed his view. According to technology blogs, Kimi K3’s long-range agent-like execution capabilities have been greatly improved. This model can combine programming, visual understanding, tool invocation and