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Meet Kimi K3, the newest Chinese AI model haunting Silicon Valley

Meet Kimi K3, the newest Chinese AI model haunting Silicon Valley
MarketWatch Friday 17 July 2026, 22:31 UTC By Hannah Pedone 1 min read
Key Points

Moonshot AI’s new open model is catching up to Anthropic and OpenAI, raising questions about the future of the AI race.

Moonshot AI’s new open model is catching up to Anthropic and OpenAI, raising questions about the future of the AI race.
Kimi K3 (PERSON) Chinese AI (ORG) Silicon Valley Moonshot AI’s (LOCATION) AI (ORG)
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