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Editor, Middle East and Africa at Rest of World. Opinions my own.
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With Moonshot's free Kimi K3, China changes the sovereign AI playbook

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By Indranil Ghosh Verified
| MSN Verified
The best artificial intelligence technology any country can own is now available for free. On July 27, China's Moonshot AI put its most powerful chatbot on the internet for anyone to use. The Alibaba-backed developer released the software behind its AI model Kimi K3, allowing any government, company, or individual to run it on their own computers without paying Beijing-based Moonshot. Users can also retrain the chatbot to fit their own language and laws.
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With Moonshot’s free Kimi K3, China changes the sovereign AI playbook

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By Indranil Ghosh Verified, Itika Sharma Punit Verified
| Rest of World Verified
The best artificial intelligence technology any country can own is now available for free. On July 27, China’s Moonshot AI put its most powerful chatbot on the internet for anyone to use.
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With Moonshot’s free Kimi K3, China changes the sovereign AI playbook

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By Indranil Ghosh Verified
| Flipboard
Opinion & Analysis Now Trump’s demands risk sending Saudis into a nuclear deal with China The Washington Post - Ali Shihabi • 49m Insisting that the kingdom joins the Abraham Accords might drive it to seek a different nuclear partner. Ali Shihabi is a Saudi author and commentator.
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