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Quick background for people who don't track the chinese labs closely. zhipu is one of the bigger ones, glm is their main model line, and glm 5.2 dropped on June 13. The mit weights already on huggingface on June 17, and GLM 5.2 API went live on June 17. I'm not posting about the model itself, i'm posting because the launch is a clean example of something worth learning to read. There are two different sources of numbers going around and they are not the same thing. one set is from the official model card, the other from the launch blog framing. people quote them interchangeably, and that blend is where the "beats everything" reading comes from. From the model card, the stuff i'd actually plan around: terminal bench 2.1 at 81.0, and on swe-bench pro it sits at 62.1, which is second be...

Saw this on Gizmodo today and it's been stuck in my head The argument is simple. AI learned from everyone's writing, art, code, conversations and companies are now worth trillions because of that. so why is none of it coming back to the people whose work built it The bill would create a $7 trillion fund, give the public a 50% stake in the biggest AI labs, $1000 a year per person to start, goes up as AI makes more Every time i use chatgpt i think about all the writers and coders and artists whose work it learned from who got nothing. This is at least someone trying to address that Is this actually doable or just a good idea that goes nowhere submitted by /u/Neil_at_HackerEarth [link] [comments]