Kimi apologizes for K3.1 Pro rate limiting: all subscription members receive 25% quota compensation

Kimi apologizes for K3.1 Pro rate limiting: all subscription members receive 25% quota compensation

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In the early hours of October 26, the Kimi intelligent assistant officially published a statement, publicly apologizing for the rate limiting and unnecessary quota consumption that subscription members recently encountered when calling the K3.1 Pro model.

In response to the impact caused by this computing power fluctuation, Kimi announced a quota reset and compensation plan for subscription members at all tiers. All subscription members with valid memberships will uniformly receive quota compensation equivalent to 25% of the monthly total (i.e., one week's usage). If a user's current actual usage is below 25% of the monthly total, it will be reset directly to 0, and all adjusted usage progress bars will take effect before the end of the day.

On the technical optimization front, the company stated that it has simultaneously completed underlying configuration adjustments, significantly improving quota conversion efficiency by streamlining unnecessary sub-Agent invocation logic and output lengths, so that the same amount of computing power quota can carry out and complete more actual complex tasks.

As an unexpected incident against the backdrop of rapid large model iteration, this rapid response and transparent compensation reflects AI vendors' continued emphasis on refined management of computing power resources and the balance of user experience as they move toward high-level complex task scheduling.

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