Overview
Most companies now have AI tools. Very few have an AI operating system.
The gap between those two things is where the next few years of enterprise value sits. A tool answers when you ask it something. An operating system runs the work. It holds the context, calls the systems, makes the call, and hands you the outcome.
This night is also the Singapore introduction of Kimi K3, Moonshot AI's new open weights frontier model. 2.8 trillion parameters, a 1 million token context window, native vision, and reasoning that is always on. It was built for long horizon agentic work: navigating large codebases, using tools, and iterating against logs, tests and real runtime feedback.
Because the weights are open, it can also run inside your own infrastructure, which changes the cost and data sovereignty conversation for any team that has been priced out of frontier models.
The Kimi team will walk through what K3 does well, where it does not, and how teams are putting it into production.
On the night:
Live agent demos on real business workflows, not slideware
An architecture walkthrough covering orchestration, memory, tool use, deployment and scaling
The production conversation most talks skip: cost, reliability, evals and security
How enterprises here are moving from pilots to deployed agents
Open networking with the people building this
In the room: CTOs and heads of engineering, AI engineers and forward deployed engineers, AI founders, and enterprise owners rethinking how their operations actually run.
The AI Capitol works with builders and enterprise teams across the region on agentic AI. This edition is run in collaboration with Moonshot AI and SGInnovate.
We are also giving out free Kimi vouchers. Please stay tuned for more information.
Capacity is limited. Register early. Thanks!
Schedule
Date: 11 Sep 2026, Friday
Time: 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM (GMT +8:00) Kuala Lumpur, Singapore
Location: 32 Carpenter Street, 059911
Speakers
Speaker's Profile:
Lionel Sim, Founder, The AI Capitol
My craft is go-to-market and B2B sales, built inside companies where execution was the culture: Apple, then Tencent helping WeChat expand internationally, then four years at TikTok building market expansion teams across Asia. I opened markets, built partner ecosystems, and learned firsthand how enterprise buyers in Singapore, Greater China and Southeast Asia make decisions. In those environments, AI and automation were never the future. They were how Monday morning worked.
