Chinas new AI model halts new subscriptions as demand swamps capacity
HONG KONG (AP) — The new, powerful Chinese artificial intelligence model Kimi K3, which has caused a stir in the U. S. tech industry, has suspended new subscriptions after a flood in demand overwhelmed capacity within days of the launch. The development highlighted challenges faced by Chinese AI models in serving a growing user base at home and abroad at a time the U. S. -China tech race is heating up. Chinese open-source, lower-cost advanced AI models, including DeepSeek’s latest V4, have...
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