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OpenAI President Says Kimi K3 ‘Pretty Good,’ Unsure If Distilled

Bloomberg Technology Wednesday 22 July 2026, 19:31 UTC By Shirin Ghaffary 1 min read
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OpenAI President Says Kimi K3 ‘Pretty Good,’ Unsure If Distilled OpenAI President Greg Brockman acknowledged that Moonshot AI had developed a competitive new artificial intelligence model and said he wasn’t sure whether the Chinese firm had piggybacked on the ChatGPT maker’s technology. “It’s a pretty good model,” Brockman said in an interview on Tuesday, referring to the release days earlier of Moonshot’s more advanced Kimi K3. “There’s no question about it.”

OpenAI President Says Kimi K3 ‘Pretty Good,’ Unsure If Distilled OpenAI President Greg Brockman acknowledged that Moonshot AI had developed a competitive new artificial intelligence model and said he wasn’t sure whether the Chinese firm had piggybacked on the ChatGPT maker’s technology. “It’s a pretty good model,” Brockman said in an interview on Tuesday, referring to the release days earlier of Moonshot’s more advanced Kimi K3. “There’s no question about it.”
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