Moonshot AI, backed by major investors, announced the release of Kimi K2.5, a multimodal model trained on a massive dataset of text, image, and video tokens. The model is positioned to match or exceed the performance of proprietary competitors in coding and video understanding benchmarks. Alongside the model, Moonshot introduced Kimi Code, an open‑source coding assistant that lets developers work with text, images, and video inputs across popular development environments. The moves underscore Moonshot's push to become a leading player in AI‑driven software development tools. Leer más →

Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang cautioned that China can construct AI data centers and even hospitals far faster than the United States, citing the country's expansive energy resources and swift construction capabilities. At the same time, a report from OpenRouter and Andreessen Horowitz shows Chinese open‑source large language models now account for roughly 30% of global AI token usage, up from just over 1% a year earlier. While Huang affirmed Nvidia’s chip technology remains ahead of China, the rapid growth of Chinese AI models and the nation’s infrastructure advantages highlight an intensifying competitive landscape. Leer más →

The release of Kimi K2, an open-source AI model by Chinese startup Moonshot AI, has sparked concerns over the Western world's ability to keep pace with AI research and development. Kimi K2 has outperformed leading models, including DeepSeek V3, and has raised questions about the West's reliance on closed AI laboratories. Leer más →

China's Moonshot AI has released Kimi K2, a brand-new, open-source AI model that outperforms OpenAI's GPT-4.1 and Anthropic's Claude Opus 4 on core coding tasks, at a significantly lower cost. Leer más →