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He Yi responded on Platform X, stating that her earlier remarks regarding YZiLabs investments were originally meant to refer to "Chinese-founded AI companies," and that the relevant content has been overinterpreted.Previously, it was reported that He Yi stated that YZiLabs has invested in a Chinese AI large model company, leading to market speculation that it might be Moonshot AI, the parent company of Kimi.
According to traders, DeepSeek’s recent open fundraising initiative is primarily driven by severe talent attrition. Several core researchers have successively departed, joining ByteDance, Tencent, Xiaomi, and autonomous driving company Yunruilink. Meanwhile, competitors Zhipu AI and MiniMax have already listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, and Moonshot raised funding in three consecutive rounds during the first quarter of this year, with its valuation more than quadrupling since the end of last year.
Moonshot AI has released its new model, Kimi K2.6, which is now live on kimi.com in both chat and Agent modes. According to the official announcement, the model achieves top-tier performance across multiple open-source coding and tool-use benchmarks, including HLE with tools, SWE-Bench Pro, SWE-bench Multilingual, and BrowseComp. Meanwhile, Kimi K2.6 supports over 4,000 tool calls, continuous execution for more than 12 hours, and handles multi-language tasks—including Rust, Go, and Python. Its parallel Agent capability has been enhanced to support up to 300 concurrent sub-Agents and 4,000 steps per run, and is already deployed in autonomous operation scenarios such as OpenClaw and Hermes Agent.