According to CoinMeta, a member of the Meta Super Intelligence Laboratory and a core contributor Zengyi Qin has publicly criticized the Chinese open-source model Kimi. He claims that Meta possesses stronger computing power and better data, and that Muse Spark will ultimately surpass Chinese models such as Kimi. He also pointed out that major American clients like JPMorgan may switch to American open models due to compliance requirements, which could result in Chinese laboratories losing this source of revenue. The comment section saw intense discussions, with questions raised about why Meta failed to suppress Chinese models over the past two years, and doubts about JPMorgan's contributions to Kimi. Zengyi Qin's views have sparked concerns regarding the performance of the Muse model. Muse Spark 1.2 is about to open its weights, and Meta will indeed become a formidable competitor to Kimi, DeepSeek, and Qwen, but there is still a gap between suggesting "an additional strong opponent" and claiming that "Chinese models will be overwhelmed by computing power."