Why Can Kimi Implement K3? New Member of the Dark Side of the Moon Joins Peer Group of Four Sins

According to Dongcha Beating monitoring, the new team member of the Dark Side of the Moon, Yang Xinyu, explained why Kimi was able to launch K3.

He stated that he left academia for the industry this year and has since been in contact with several AI companies. He summarized four common problems among peers:

① Arrogance. Established teams believe the AI war is over, they have already won, and have lost their desire for the future and talent.
② Impulsiveness. Young lab teams have a weak foundation and only focus on chasing the cutting edge. If they can't catch up, they hastily switch to other tracks.
③ Timidity. Some teams are experienced and strong, but they dare not set their goal as industry leader.
④ Misaligned goals. Everyone is striving for personal credit, but no one truly cares whether the company can create AGI.

Yang Xinyu said the most significant difference with the Dark Side of the Moon is that the founding team still maintains a strong pursuit of AGI. This is also why he chose to join.

He also shared the "Kimi Five Commandments":

① Model companies should focus on modeling.
② When doing research and publishing papers, experiments should be conducted.
③ Model training should focus on metrics.
④ Don't force things that don't work.
⑤ Don't YOLO.

In plain language, this means less storytelling and more experimentation. When training, focus on the data, stop failed attempts promptly, and avoid gambling based on intuition.