Moonshot strips cyberattack training data from latest Kimi model over hacking-tool fears
Polymarket · x · 2026-10-25
According to a Polymarket post, Chinese AI startup Moonshot has removed cyberattack-related training data from its latest Kimi model to prevent it from becoming a powerful hacking tool. The move highlights a growing trend of frontier labs auditing training data for offensive-capability risks, though Moonshot has not yet published official details and the report remains third-party.
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