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Kimi CEO Zhilin Yang: "OpenAI didn't invent anything new - it combined three things the world already had" his core belief: AGI needs a new kind of organization more than it needs new technology. traditional structures can't build it. you have to start from scratch no fundamental blocker in... show more

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