Bindu Reddy says Kimi’s open weights are too slow for real-scale use
bindureddy · x · 2026-07-21
Bindu Reddy says Kimi should release its weights sooner, arguing that although it is called open-weight, almost nobody can run it at scale today because it is too slow and times out.
He says the fastest path to broader adoption is to distribute it across the open-source network.
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