@gnotuy: We open sourced Kimi K2.6. The next frontier in test-time compute isn't bigger models. It's better organizations of int…
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Moonshot AI has open sourced Kimi K2.6 and argues that the next frontier in test-time compute is better organization of intelligence rather than simply building bigger models.
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We open sourced Kimi K2.6. The next frontier in test-time compute isn’t bigger models. It’s better organizations of intelligence. The hardest things were never built by one person. They require coordination. Different skills, different contexts, different minds arguing until
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