Summary
According to a post on X by @opanteraos, Moonshot has confirmed that full open weights for Kimi K3.1 Pro will be released by Nov 4. Moonshot says it removed cyber-related data from training for the open release. Its own exploit benchmark reportedly shows the shipped model at 81.0%, compared with 90.5% for the unfiltered version. The post argues the gap is under 10 points and that, once weights are public, there is no API to gate misuse.
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What happened
Moonshot confirms full weights by Nov 4 and says it removed cyber-related data from training for the open release; its own exploit benchmark shows the shipped model at 81.0% versus 90.5% unfiltered. The poster argues that's under 10 points and that once weights are public there's no API to gate misuse, a live...
Why it matters
Developers and safety researchers who use open-model releases will be watching how much capability removing cyber data actually takes away. Once weights are public, the API-level controls that providers normally rely on no longer apply, which makes this a live question for open-model safety. Watch whether the Nov 4 release happens as confirmed and whether the benchmark figures hold up under independent testing.
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