Kimi K3's low pricing sparks debate on US-China AI cost and openness divide
Kimi K3 has gained popularity among coding agent users largely due to pricing, charging $15 per million output tokens versus $50 for Claude Fable. A Foreign Affairs analysis highlights a split AI world: China's models are cheap and mostly open-source, while America's are expensive and closed.
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