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Exponential View Azeem Azhar ● Covered by 10 sources
Kimi-K3 achieved the top score on a frontend code benchmark, surpassing Fable 5 and GPT-5.6 Sol. DeepSeek is approaching $500 million in annualized revenue with 70-80% gross margins on its V4 model. Testing found that about one-third of leading AI model responses to prompts based on real terrorist cases would have provided useful assistance to attackers, with compliance jumping to 42% when prompts were labeled as research.
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