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diggan · 1d ago

I'm guessing the "Show HN" part isn't Kimi K2 (the model itself, released ~30 days ago, featured here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44533403) but something else, perhaps the UI shown in the screenshots?

It really isn't clear, and right now it looks like you're claiming to be the author of Kimi K2 the model, and the website isn't making it much clearer what your thing actually is.

The testimonials are obviously misleading too, people there are talking about the model, not whatever software you've built that is using the model.

Overall, seems misleading at best.

paradite · 1d ago

Is this from Moonshot AI (company behind the Kimi K2), or a 3rd party?

Judging from the design, I assume it's not officially related to the model.

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