💀 R.I.P. Anthropic & OpenAI: Another DeepSeek Moment Just Hit 💀 China's Moonshot AI just unleashed Kimi K2, and this could be the most disruptive open-source release since DeepSeek sent shockwaves through Silicon Valley. It absolutely dominates at coding, autonomous agents, and tool calling. The 3 capabilities that actually matter for real AI work. Let me break down why this is a big deal: 🎯 Coding Dominance - Crushes GPT-4.1 on coding benchmarks (65.8% vs 54.6% on SWE-bench) and rivals Claude Opus 4 while costing 90% less to operate. 🤖 Agentic Intelligence - Purpose-built for autonomous workflows. Executes multi-step plans, adapts strategies in real-time, and orchestrates complex tool chains without breaking. 🛠️ Tool Integration - Dramatically more reliable at function calls than any competitor. When other models break or format calls incorrectly, Kimi K2 consistently gets them right. 💰 Ridiculously Cheap API Access - $0.15 per million input tokens vs Claude Opus 4's $15. That's 100x cheaper for objectively better performance on coding benchmarks. 🔓 Completely Open Source - Download the full 1-trillion parameter model and run it locally. No API limits, full customization, and zero vendor lock-in. Open-source weights + code already public! 🧠 128K Context Window - Process entire codebases, documentation libraries, and complex project histories without losing a single detail. DeepSeek proved that Chinese AI could match Silicon Valley's best. Kimi K2 proves they can surpass it while making it accessible to everyone. This represents a fundamental shift in AI capability distribution. While premium models focus on chat, Kimi K2 was designed from the ground up for real work. We have a new open source king 👑 #kimik2 #aitools #AI #OpenSource #AIcoding #DeepSeek #AgenticAI #openai #GPT5 #Anthropic #ClaudeAI #LLM #AIAgents

Climate change United Nations • Climate change refers to long-term shifts in temperatures and weather patterns. Human activities have been the main driver of climate change, primarily due to the burning of fossil fuels like coal, oil and gas. Could thirsty AI worsen the water crisis? | People & Power Documentary #aljazeeranewslive #aljazeeraenglish #aljazeera Our appetite for data is growing fast. And so is the number of data centres filled with computer servers. They store and process the data generated by our online activity, from social media to shopping to cloud storage. And they consume massive amounts of water and electricity. Big Tech companies are building data centres in places like drought-stricken Queretaro, in Mexico. We met some of the locals who are struggling to get by on rationed water as more of these thirsty facilities are built nearby.