
Vani hosts Kimi K3.1 Pro with its refusal layer removed
The Moonshot model runs on Vani's own GPUs with 1 million tokens of context, priced at $5 input and $15 output per million tokens.
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The Moonshot model runs on Vani's own GPUs with 1 million tokens of context, priced at $5 input and $15 output per million tokens.

Private tests now make up 60 percent of the index, and the open-to-closed gap rose from 3 to 12 points.

Serving Kimi K2.6 on vLLM 0.28 matched the expected schema only 92% of the time, the authors report.
Hosts say weights are due by November 4 after about two weeks of exclusive access, with quality impressions still mixed.

API pricing is $5 per million input tokens and $7 for output, with an 18-plus confirmation in chat.
Moonshot says unsupported claims fell from 23.35% to 6.85%, with open weights planned for early November.

The 2.8T mixture-of-experts model, with 104B active parameters, scored 55 on Artificial Analysis; the API is live but weights are not.
The title lists 2.8T total parameters, 104B active parameters, and a 1 million-token context.
Weights stay closed until a promised November 4 release; a faster tier costs twice as much.

A planned November 4 weights release would, Moonshot says, make it the top open model, 3 points behind Claude Opus 5.5.
The listing puts Kimi K3.1 on the cost-performance Pareto line and says no public API is available.

The model and a faster Highspeed variant are live in Kimi products now; full weights are promised by November 4.

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OpenAI blocked over 15,000 accounts trying to extract protected model reasoning, linking much of the activity to Moonshot AI.

OpenAI stopped a 15,000-user campaign, partly tied to Moonshot AI, extracting hidden reasoning.

OpenAI blocked a large campaign to steal model reasoning, but researchers say Azure still leaked it.

OpenAI disrupted a Moonshot AI-linked distillation campaign that tricked its models into decrypting protected reasoning data using up to 15,000 accounts.
OpenAI says it disrupted a July distillation campaign tied to Moonshot AI that copied protected model reasoning.

OpenAI disrupted a July campaign extracting protected model reasoning, linking a core cluster to Moonshot AI.
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