GLM-5 by Zhipu AI » New Text Document.txt
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Top-Tier Reasoning — GLM-5 excels in complex chain-of-thought and multi-step reasoning, delivering strong performance on demanding benchmarks like AIME 2026 (92.7%), GPQA-Diamond (86.0%), and Humanity's Last Exam (with tools: 50.4%). It leads open-weights models on the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index (scoring around 50), often approaching or matching frontier closed models like Claude Opus 4.5 in reasoning, math, and scientific tasks, while achieving record-low hallucination rates through advanced post-training techniques. |
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Open-Source Strategy — Released under the permissive MIT License, GLM-5's weights are fully open-sourced on platforms like Hugging Face (zai-org/GLM-5) and ModelScope. This enables global developers to fine-tune, deploy, and run the model on their own infrastructure—unlike proprietary systems such as GPT-5.2 or Claude Opus 4.5—while it's also accessible via Z.ai's API and chat interface for easy testing. |
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Competitive Edge — As a product of China's domestic AI ecosystem (trained entirely on Huawei Ascend chips using MindSpore, bypassing U.S. GPU restrictions), GLM-5 marks a major milestone. It achieves state-of-the-art (SOTA) open-source performance in agentic tasks, coding (e.g., 77.8% on SWE-bench Verified), and long-horizon planning, positioning Chinese models as direct competitors to Silicon Valley leaders and narrowing the capability gap significantly. |
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Overall, GLM-5 shifts focus from basic "vibe coding" to full agentic engineering—enabling reliable, autonomous handling of complex systems and long-running tasks. You can try it for free at chat.z.ai or explore the weights on Hugging Face. |