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Moonshot AI releases Kimi K3 technical details, but commercial use requires a license

Kimi K3技术细节公开,用户需获商业授权

Moonshot AI released Kimi K3's code and technical details nearly two weeks after the model launch, following China's open-source push. But the company also requires large-scale users to sign a commercial license—a first among Chinese AI startups. K3 stopped accepting new users two days after launch due to chip shortages; the post doesn't say whether sign-ups have resumed.

Why it matters: Moonshot released K3's technical details, following China's open-source wave, but the commercial license requirement is a first. Registration was paused two days after launch due to chip shortages — the post doesn't say if it's resumed, so the score stays at 78.

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