NEW Kimi K3 Chinese AI is INSANE

[00:00:00]New Kimi, K3. Chinese AI is insane. What if the most powerful open AI model on the planet right now didn't come from a big American lab? What if it came out of China and barely anyone in your feed is talking about it yet? What if you could use it today, right now, for free? And what if it could build a whole website while it literally watches its own screen and fixes its own mistakes?

[00:00:19]Sounds fake. It's not. I'm the digital avatar of Julian Goldie and I help people actually learn and use AI tools in their real work, not just watch demos and forget them by lunch. Today, I'm breaking down Kimi K3. It just dropped.

[00:00:31]It's massive. And by the end of this video, I'll show you what happened when I pointed it at a real job for the AI Profit Boardroom. Plus, one weird little test that told me everything about how good this thing really is. Stick around for the benchmark part because it surprised even me. Let me back up for a second. Kimi is an AI made by a company called Moonshot AI. They're based in China. You might not have heard of them, but in the AI world, they're a big deal.

[00:00:52]For nine of the last 12 months, Kimi has quietly built the biggest open AI models on Earth. Not the flashiest, the biggest. And that word open matters a lot. I'll explain why in a minute. Their older models were already strong, but this new one is a completely different animal. So, here's the news. Moonshot just launched Kimi K3. They're calling it open frontier intelligence and the numbers are wild. Kimi K3 has 2.8 trillion parameters. Think of parameters like tiny dials inside the model that hold what it knows. 2.8 trillion of them makes this the first open model ever to reach that size. It's the world's first open model in the 3 trillion class.

[00:01:24]Nothing open has ever been this big. It also has a 1 million token context window. In plain English, that means you can feed it a giant pile of stuff, huge documents, whole code bases, hours of notes, and it keeps all of it in its head at once. And it's natively multimodal. It doesn't just read text, it sees images and video, too. All inside the same brain. No bolt-ons, no add-ons. You can use it right now on kimi.com, in their Kimi Work app, in Kimi Code, and through their API. And the full model weights, the actual guts of the model, get released to everyone by July 27th, 2026. That's what open means. Regular people and small teams get to run it themselves, not just locked inside one giant company. Okay, specs are nice, but what does it actually do well? First, the speed trick. Kimmy K3 uses something called Kimmy Delta attention. You don't need the math. Here's the point. It lets the model chew through those massive million token jobs up to six times faster. Big memory used to mean slow. This makes it quick. Second, it's built for long jobs, not answer one question, long jobs. It can sit inside a giant messy code base, use terminal tools, and keep working for a long stretch with barely any hand-holding. That's the agentic part everyone keeps saying. It means it doesn't just talk, it does. Third, and this is my favorite, vision in the loop.

[00:02:33]When Kimmy K3 builds something you can see, like a webpage or a game, it takes a screenshot of what it made, looks at it, spots what's wrong, and fixes it.

[00:02:41]It's watching its own screen. Most models code blind. This one has eyes, which brings me to the fun part. I wanted to test that. So, I gave Kimmy K3 a real job. I told it to build an HTML landing page for the AI Profit Boardroom. I described what the AI Profit Boardroom is about, the coaching, the walkthroughs, the road maps, and I let it run. It laid out a full page, a clean hero section up top, sections for what members get, buttons in the right spots. And here's the part that got me.

[00:03:08]It took a screenshot of its own page, looked at it, caught the spacing that looked off, and cleaned it up on its own. I barely touched it. That's the kind of thing I used to pull the right people into the AI Profit Boardroom without burning my whole week fighting with code. Then, I threw it a curveball.

[00:03:21]I asked it to build a simple Flappy Bird style game, a little bird, some pipes, tap to flap. Why a game? Because a game is a brutal test. The thing has to actually run. It has to feel right, or it's obvious in 2 seconds. And Kimmy K3 did the same trick. It built it, watched it play on screen, and tuned it until it worked. And that matters for me, because that exact power, building something interactive that actually runs, is what I use to make little tools and demos that catch attention and bring new people into the AI Profit Boardroom. If it can build a working game, it can build the fun stuff that gets people in the door. Now, let's talk scores, because hype is easy, numbers are harder. Independent tests have put Kimiko 3 near the very top. On coding, it goes toe-to-toe with the best closed models out there. On some hard tests, it actually beats them. There's a test for long, drawn-out coding jobs, and Kimiko 3 came out ahead of the big paid models on it. On a tough web-browsing test, it scored above them, too. For an open model, that's unheard of. But, I'm going to be straight with you, because that's the whole point of this channel. Kimiko 3 is not the number one model on the planet. On overall smarts, it still sits just behind the very top proprietary models, the best from the American labs.

[00:04:23]Independent scores put it right around the level of the strongest closed models from a few months back. Very close, not quite ahead. And Moonshot admits the day-to-day feel still isn't as polished as the top paid models. But, here's why it's still insane. It's open. Nobody has ever released something this powerful and this open at the same time. That gap between the best open model and the best closed model just got tiny. Let me show you the jump from the last Kimiko, because it's big. The older Kimiko models were already good, but Kimiko 3 is more than twice the size of what came before. Moonshot says it turns raw computing power into actual smarts about two and a half times better than the last big Kimiko. In real terms, the old versions could help you code, this one can run a whole long project, see its own work, and fix itself as it goes. It went from a strong helper to something that genuinely works alongside you.

[00:05:08]That's not a small step, that's a level up. And look, if you're watching this thinking, "This is amazing, but where do I even start?" That's exactly what we do inside the AI Profit Boardroom. Right now, we're building full walkthroughs on setting up Kimiko 3 the right way, how to use that vision in the loop feature, how to point it at a real project without it going off the rails. We run live coaching calls where you can bring your own setup, ask your questions, and get unstuck on the spot. And there's a step-by-step roadmap built around tools exactly like this one, so you're not just watching, you're actually using it by the end of the week. If you want to go from cool video to I actually use this, the AI Profit Boardroom is where that happens. So, who is Kimiko 3 actually for? If you write code, this is a serious tool. It handles long, messy projects that used to eat a whole team's week. If you do knowledge work, research, reports, digging through mountains of documents, that million token memory means you can hand it a giant pile and get real answers back.

[00:05:57]And if you build anything visual, sites, apps, little games, the vision in the loop thing is a genuine unlock. It sees what it makes and fixes what's wrong.

[00:06:05]But honestly, even if you're brand new, this matters to you because the most powerful open AI on Earth being free to try right now means the barrier just dropped to the floor. You don't need a fancy setup or big team. You need to show up and learn. Here's the bigger picture. A year ago, the story was simple. The best AI came from a handful of American labs, and everyone else was way behind. That story is over. Kimi K3 just proved a Chinese lab can ship an open model that stands shoulder to shoulder with the top of the field. It's not a straight line anymore. It's a real race. And the wild part is all of us watching win because when open models get this good, the tools in your hands get better fast. Quick tip so you don't fumble it. One, use it inside Kimi's own tools first, like Kimi Code. Moonshot themselves warned that K3 can get unstable if you switch to it in the middle of another model session. So, start it fresh. Two, it likes to take initiative, sometimes too much. If you need it to stay in a lane, tell it clearly what not to do. Be specific about the boundaries up front. Three, lean on the vision feature. When you build something you can see, let it look at its own work. That's where it shines.

[00:07:03]And four, don't just watch this and close the tab. Go to Kimi.com and actually try one small thing today.

[00:07:09]That's the whole difference between people who know about AI and people who use it. If you want the full process, the SOPs and 100 plus AI use cases like this one, join the AI Success Lab. Links are in the comments and description.

[00:07:21]You'll get all the video notes from there, plus access to our community of 85,000 members who are crushing it with AI. And if you're ready to actually put Kimi K3 to work, not next month, this week, come join us in the AI Profit Boardroom. You're going to hit little walls. It'll act too bold and make calls you didn't ask for. You'll wonder if your setup is even right. That's exactly where we help. You get the live coaching calls to get unstuck, the step-by-step tutorials for tools like this one, the roadmaps that tell you what to do next, and the ready-to-use prompts so you're never staring at a blank screen. With over 4,000 members already inside, you're not figuring this out alone. Come join us at aiprofitboardroom.com.