Kimi.ai's OK Computer mode isn't just another AI chatbot. It comes with built-in computing power to tackle complex tasks.

From chat to multi-page websites, mobile-first design, and editable slides, from processing 1 million rows of data to generating interactive dashboards, this agent mode can handle it all. It can also self-plan, research, and design.

Natively supports file systems, browsers, and terminal operations. Compared to standard chat modes, it can handle more steps, utilize more tools, and runs on the K2 engine.

Some have used it to build fully functional constellation websites. Others tested it with large data files, expecting failure, but it performed flawlessly.

But don't celebrate too soon. Free users only get 3 trial attempts. Whether the pricing model will scale with data volume remains unclear.

The name is clever—OK Computer, both a nod to Radiohead and a hint that this is a "computer with legs."

Some miss the previous deep-thinking mode, finding the new model "lacking flavor." Others question why analysis results are public by default.

This isn't just another AI toy. It could shake the foundations of big companies, provided it maintains this momentum.