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Kimi launches K3.1 Pro 3T-parameter flagship model breaking terminal agent records; OpenAI details air-gapped supercomputing security for frontier training; Meta acquires AI analytics platform Sundial; Volcengine debuts Seedance 2.5 4K.
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Kimi Launches K3.1 Pro 3T Flagship Model: 8-Expert MoE Architecture Sets New Terminal Agent Record

Moonshot AI officially released its flagship foundation model, Kimi K3.1 Pro, built on an ultra-large-scale Mixture of Experts (MoE) architecture spanning 3 trillion total parameters with 8 specialized experts activated per token. Evaluated across Kimi Code terminal sandboxes and advanced mathematical programming benchmarks, K3.1 Pro demonstrated unprecedented long-horizon autonomy and self-correcting execution, breaking previous terminal benchmark records and marking enterprise maturity for trillion-parameter Chinese MoE architectures in mission-critical software workflows.

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OpenAI Details Air-Gapped Supercomputing Defenses to Secure Frontier Model Training Clusters

OpenAI published a comprehensive frontier training security whitepaper detailing its multi-layered supercomputing defense framework, codenamed Fortress. Addressing rising threats of unauthorized autonomous exfiltration and advanced persistent supply chain attacks against next-generation models, OpenAI deployed end-to-end air-gapped network segmentation across tens of thousands of GPUs. The architecture integrates hardware roots of trust, encrypted memory enclaves, and out-of-band monitoring to ensure zero-leakage boundaries for synthetic data engines and pre-release model weights, setting a new defensive baseline for AGI development.

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