New #1 open-source AI model is WILD

Opensource has caught up again. We have a new number one open- source model. And get this, it's as good or even better than the top closed models out there, including Gemini 3 or Opus 4.5 or GPT 5.2. That's pretty insane. So, this model is called Kimmy K2.5. And in this video, I'm going to go over all the cool things that it can do, plus of course, we're going to go over specs and benchmarks and how you can use it. Let's jump right in. Thanks to HubSpot for sponsoring this video. First of all, this is an open-source multimodal model. So, not only can it understand text, but you can also upload images and documents for it to analyze and understand. I'll go over the specs and benchmarks in a second, but first of all, let's go over some insane examples. You can currently use this for free on kimmy.com, which I'll link to in the description below. And then in this model dropown, we have Kimmy K2 instance, which responds a lot faster, but it doesn't think as much. So you'll use this for like simpler tasks. Whereas for Kimiketu thinking, this allows it to think for longer and handle more complex or multi-step reasoning questions. And then we also have Kimiku agent which autonomously helps you analyze or create assets such as websites or slides, reports, etc. And then we also have this crazy agent swarm which I'll talk about in a second. Let's try a quick one first with Kimik K2 thinking. And because it has multimodal abilities, I'm going to upload this image. Now, if you have no idea what this is, it's basically a visual puzzle. If you stare at it for long enough, you'll need to cross your eyes or basically blur your vision. Eventually, you'll see another object pop up. If you don't want me to spoil the answer, pause the video now and stare at it till you figure this out. I'm going to drag and drop this image onto Kimik K2. And then, let's write this is a stereoggram. Identify the hidden object. Let's press run. All right. So, it's proceeding to extract the hidden object. You can expand its thinking process over here.