Moonshot deliberately weakened Kimi K3.1 Pro's hacking ability before the open release. the uncut version solved 90.5% of in-house exploit tasks, whi...
Moonshot deliberately weakened Kimi K3.1 Pro's hacking ability before the open release: the uncut version solved 90.5% of its in-house exploit tasks, while the released model solves 81%. That still beats K3's 33.3% and, by Moonshot's own count, trails DeepSeek V4.1-Flash at 85.7%. Why it matters: open-weight releases that can automate real exploitation carry clear dual-use risk, and Moonshot is publicly choosing a measurable capability cut instead of shipping the strongest version.
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- Rohan Paul2026-10-23 19:26