Stop Using ChatGPT. Kimi K2.6 Just Replaced Your Whole Team🤯
Kimi, a Chinese AI tool, has upgraded to deliver finished files and documents rather than just chat responses. The creator demonstrates how it can simultaneously run hundreds of agents to complete complex tasks like generating 100 tailored CVs or conducting PhD-level literature reviews from multiple PDFs.
Summary
The video discusses a major upgrade to Kimi (referred to as 'Kimmy'), a Chinese AI tool that previously could split into 100 simultaneous agents. The new version has evolved from providing chat responses to delivering actual finished files, PDFs, datasets, and presentations that users can download. The creator provides two compelling use cases: first, uploading 100 job descriptions and having Kimi generate 300 agents that produce 100 tailored CVs ready for submission, a task that would take humans weeks; second, uploading 40 research PDFs and receiving a complete literature review with cited datasets - described as PhD-level research completed with one click. The speaker emphasizes that this represents a fundamental shift from AI as an assistant to AI as an entire department. A key concern raised is the competitive threat this poses to Western AI companies, as Kimi is open-source, practically free, and costs a fraction of what ChatGPT and Claude charge while delivering superior output. The speaker concludes that the AI race has shifted from being about intelligence to being about shipping actual work, with the current leader not being Silicon Valley.
Key Insights
- The creator claims Kimi has evolved from giving chat responses to delivering real files, PDFs, datasets, and finished documents users can download
- The speaker demonstrates that Kimi can spin up 300 agents to analyze 100 job descriptions and produce 100 tailored CVs, completing in one run what would take humans weeks
- The creator shows Kimi can read 40 research PDFs, cross-reference them, and deliver a full literature review with cited datasets, calling this PhD-level research from one click
- The speaker argues this represents a fundamental shift where the AI is no longer an assistant but functions as an entire department
- The creator claims the AI race has shifted from being about intelligence to being about who ships the most actual work, with the current leader not being Silicon Valley
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Transcript
[0:00] A Chinese founder just upgraded the AI that's beating OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic. It's still free, open- source, and now delivers finished files. Welcome to day 23 of AI update of the day. Remember Kimmy? The Chinese AI that could split itself into 100 agents running at the same time. It just upgraded and the jump is genuinely unreal. The old Kimmy gave you chat responses. The new Kimmy gives you real files, PDFs, data sets, presentations, finished documents you download and use. Let me make this real for you. You are job hunting. You have 100 companies on [0:30] your list. You upload all 100 job descriptions into Kimmy. One prompt. Kimmy spins up 300 agents. Each one…
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