There was a huge amount of hype around Kimi K3 recently, especially because of the benchmark results. I tried it on several coding and general reasoning tasks, and honestly, it felt nowhere near ChatGPT or Claude. It misunderstood instructions more often, made worse decisions and required much more correction. Maybe I tested it on the wrong tasks or used the wrong provider/settings, but the real-world experience didn’t match the benchmarks at all. Has anyone here genuinely found it competitive with Claude or ChatGPT? What is it actually good at? Or is it mainly impressive compared with other open models rather than the best closed ones? submitted by /u/Global_Knee5354
Originally posted by u/Global_Knee5354 on r/ArtificialInteligence
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