Vitalik Buterin said on Monday on X that he supports Kimi 3.1 excluding the most advanced offensive cyber capabilities from its training data. According to the Ethereum co-founder, this trade-off gives defenders more time to harden their systems and review old code. He warned, however, that the model could become a highly locked-down system requiring identity verification and intrusive surveillance. Developer Youssof Al Toukhi challenged this approach, citing the attack on Hugging Face and the switch to the open model GLM 5.2 after safety guardrails blocked the analysis.
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