Actually open source, or yet another public model, which is the equivalent of a binary? URL is down so cannot tell.
It's open weights, not open source.
Kimi Released Kimi K2.5, Open-Source Visual SOTA-Agentic Model
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#13I've read several people say that Kimi K2 has a better "emotional intelligence" than other models. I'll be interested to see whether K2.5 continues or even improves on that.
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#14There are so many models, is there any website with list of all of them and comparison of performance on different tasks?
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#16Curious what would be the most minimal reasonable hardware one would need to deploy this locally?
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#17There are so many models, is there any website with list of all of them and comparison of performance on different tasks?
There is https://artificialanalysis.ai
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#18There are so many models, is there any website with list of all of them and comparison of performance on different tasks?
The post actually has great benchmark tables inside of it. They might be outdated in a few months, but for now, it gives you a great summary. Seems like Gemini wins on image and video perf, Claude is the best at coding, ChatGPT is the best for general knowledge.
But ultimately, you need to try them yourself on the tasks you care about and just see. My personal experience is that right now, Gemini Pro performs the best at everything I throw at it. I think it's superior to Claude and all of the OSS models by a small margin, even for things like coding.
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#19Those are some impressive benchmark results. I wonder how well it does in real life. Maybe we can get away with something cheaper than Claude for coding.
I'm curious about the "cheaper" claim -- I checked Kimi pricing, and it's a $200/mo subscription too?
They also have a $20 and $40 tier.
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#20I've read several people say that Kimi K2 has a better "emotional intelligence" than other models. I'll be interested to see whether K2.5 continues or even improves on that.
yes, though this is highly subjective - it 'feels' like that to me as well (comapred to Gemini 3, GPT 5.2, Opus 4.5).