Two months after Kimi K3's release, no documented harm despite its open cyber capabilities
anthonyronning · x · 2026-09-10
anthonyronning pushes back on claims that Kimi K3's open cyber capabilities have caused harm: the model's release 2 months ago sparked an uproar over its cyber abilities, yet there is still no documented case of K3 actually causing damage. xeophon counters that major hacks keep hitting the crypto world and questions where the evidence is. A substantive debate on whether open frontier-model capabilities translate into real-world harm.
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