Two months after release, open-weights Kimi K3 shows no documented harm despite cyber capabilities
xeophon · x · 2026-09-10
An observation notes that Kimi K3, which caused an uproar 2 months ago for shipping cyber capabilities in an open-weights model, has so far produced no documented cases of harm — a data point in the debate over whether releasing frontier cyber abilities via open models inevitably leads to misuse.
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