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Moonshot introduces Kimi K3.1 Pro across apps and API

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Moonshot AI introduced Kimi K3.1 Pro and a Highspeed variant on October 24, making both available through Kimi applications, developer tools and its API, according to Unite.AI. Moonshot says Highspeed provides two to three times the speed with identical capabilities. The models accept image and video input and require thinking mode. In Kimi Code, K3.1 Pro requires Plus membership or above, while its 1-million-token context window and Highspeed require Pro or above under new plans. Enterprise access is off by default. Moonshot says full model weights will be released by November 4.
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