Kimi K3 Tightens Model Licenses, Now Requires Commercial Agreements for $20M+ Providers

According to Goldman Sachs, Kimi K3 model licenses, released overnight, now require commercial agreements from major MaaS service providers generating over $20 million annually, while individual users retain free access. The restriction represents a tightening from K2, which previously only required large products to display the model name without additional licensing agreements.
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