Kimi
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AI assistant supports complex math, coding, image understanding, and reasoning with up to 128k token processing, short and long chain-of-thought tasks, visual and text input, accurate benchmarks, self-learning ability, and reinforcement learning for improvement.
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- Freemium (Subscription)
- Proprietary
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- Android
- iPhone
- Android Tablet
- iPad
- Windows
- Mac
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Many capabilities. Requires login. Google login works. Powerful OCR from web image or file of your choosing. Offers to build websites. Using Kimi's sample of Webbridge agentic web automation feels like opening the door to a great new dimension :-) One example: Kimi will do shopping calculations, sorting, and provide links that none of your other free AI will do. (In my case, finding shipping boxes that work with UPS Simple Rate) Kimi Webbridge will make like over 15x the effort that free Perplexity would to tell you if your lesser-known program has a feature like regex. It will delve right into the site info vs doing standard searches.
Free Kimi may say it is busy. The only other AI to do that to me was Grok, but now I see that on free levels, most AI will either say busy or alternatively, put up a paywall notice if you ask a rather complex logic question. Note though, that Kimi goes further than any AI that I've found for more detail web-related search type questions.
Not really impressed compared to Gemini/Claude/ChatGPT.
And in free mode, if you ever try to test the Kimi 3, no matter what time of day it says: "Too many people are chatting with Kimi right now. Subscribe to enter a dedicated priority queue!"
Just be honest and say you can only try it if you buy first...