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Moonshot releases Kimi K3.1 Pro API with open weights promised by November

Moonshot AI released Kimi K3.1 Pro on its API on October 23, with full model weights promised by November 4.

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Moonshot AI released Kimi K3.1 Pro on its API on October 23, with full model weights promised by November 4. Simon Willison reported the model is priced at $2/million input tokens and $10/million output tokens—matching GPT-6.1 Sol and undercutting Claude Opus 5.5. The company also offers a "Highspeed" variant 2–3× faster at double the price, except for cached input tokens. Latent Space framed the release as narrowing the gap between open and closed-weight frontier models to roughly one month.

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Simon Willison provided detailed pricing and feature comparisons; Latent Space emphasized the competitive positioning against frontier closed-weight models and the imminent open-weights release. Latent Space's tone was more skeptical, while Willison's was factual and neutral.

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