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Whether it's in Washington, D.C. or Silicon Valley, tech elite can't stop talking about "distillation." The concept — which broadly refers to using answers from one advanced artificial intelligence model to train another — became especially buzzy after Chinese lab Moonshot AI…
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Whether it's in Washington, D.C. or Silicon Valley, tech elite can't stop talking about "distillation." The concept — which broadly refers to using answers from one advanced artificial intelligence model to train another — became especially buzzy after Chinese lab Moonshot AI released its Kimi K3 model last week.As CNBC's Kif Leswing and Jonathan Vanian report, some government officials are worried distillation could help China catch up to the U.S. in the AI race. White House advisor Michael Kratsios said last week that Moonshot distilled Anthropic's Fable model to develop Kimi K3, which is one of several open-weight offerings out of China that are cheaper than those of OpenAI or Anthropic.In a letter published Friday, major technology companies said distillation is "a widely used…
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