Open Source Model Security Dilemma: After Kimi K3 Leak, What's the Path Forward?
Justin_Halford_ · x · 2026-08-07
Commentary notes that open source models like Kimi K3 are permanently public, enabling malicious use. Discusses how to mitigate risks when open models are inevitably exfiltrated.
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