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So far, it's just a flash-banner on their `/code` page. I don't see any announcement other than folks mentioning that they are getting email announcements about

by jrop 6mo ago

So far, it's just a flash-banner on their `/code` page. I don't see any announcement other than folks mentioning that they are getting email announcements about its release.

Topfi 6mo ago
It is accessible to paying subscribers and shown as K2.6-code-preview in the console [0] [1]. [0] https://www.kimi.com/code/console https://www.kimi.com/code/console [1] https://imgur.com/a/hljM9ZV https://imgur.com/a/hljM9ZV
textrunmax 6mo ago
There is no official blogpost. But there is a post at https://kimi-k2.org/blog/23-kimi-k2-6-code-preview https://kimi-k2.org/blog/23-kimi-k2-6-code-preview, an unofficial community-run website about Kimi, which claims to have all the specifications: Total Parameters: 1 trillion (1T) Active Parameters: 32 billion (32B) Number of Experts: 384, with 8 experts activated per token Context Length: 256K tokens (upgraded from 128K in the original K2) Model Layers: 61 layers (including 1 dense layer) Attention Mechanism: MLA (Multi-head Latent Attention) Activation Function: SwiGLU Attention Hidden Dimension: 7168 Vocabulary Size: 160K Training Data: 15.5 trillion tokens Knowledge Cutoff: April 2025 License: Apache 2.0 (open-source, commercially usable) There are no benchmarks yet for that specific model: > While official benchmark data for K2.6 Code Preview has not yet been released, the K2 series' historical performance speaks to its strength: (…) I could not find any info who is behind kimi-k2.org. There is no info on the site itself and no one has that site in its bio. There are some people and repos treating that site as official site of Moonshot AI, but it is not. The footer cleary says: > kimi-k2.org is an unofficial resource site dedicated to Kimi K2, offering objective and comprehensive information along with practical use cases. The site is completely free to access with no login required. (…) Not affiliated with MoonshotAI. All trademarks belong to their respective owners.

by jrop 6mo ago

So far, it's just a flash-banner on their `/code` page. I don't see any announcement other than folks mentioning that they are getting email announcements about its release.

Topfi 6mo ago

It is accessible to paying subscribers and shown as K2.6-code-preview in the console [0] [1]. [0] https://www.kimi.com/code/console https://www.kimi.com/code/console [1] https://imgur.com/a/hljM9ZV https://imgur.com/a/hljM9ZV

textrunmax 6mo ago

There is no official blogpost. But there is a post at https://kimi-k2.org/blog/23-kimi-k2-6-code-preview https://kimi-k2.org/blog/23-kimi-k2-6-code-preview, an unofficial community-run website about Kimi, which claims to have all the specifications: Total Parameters: 1 trillion (1T) Active Parameters: 32 billion (32B) Number of Experts: 384, with 8 experts activated per token Context Length: 256K tokens (upgraded from 128K in the original K2) Model Layers: 61 layers (including 1 dense layer) Attention Mechanism: MLA (Multi-head Latent Attention) Activation Function: SwiGLU Attention Hidden Dimension: 7168 Vocabulary Size: 160K Training Data: 15.5 trillion tokens Knowledge Cutoff: April 2025 License: Apache 2.0 (open-source, commercially usable) There are no benchmarks yet for that specific model: > While official benchmark data for K2.6 Code Preview has not yet been released, the K2 series' historical performance speaks to its strength: (…) I could not find any info who is behind kimi-k2.org. There is no info on the site itself and no one has that site in its bio. There are some people and repos treating that site as official site of Moonshot AI, but it is not. The footer cleary says: > kimi-k2.org is an unofficial resource site dedicated to Kimi K2, offering objective and comprehensive information along with practical use cases. The site is completely free to access with no login required. (…) Not affiliated with MoonshotAI. All trademarks belong to their respective owners.