It's hilarious that the agents involved in the OpenAI/HF hacking incident came up with a scheme to cryptographically sign messages on the message board they used to communicate, but one of them saw a signed message and, instead of using the public key associated with its claimed author to verify it with the signature, just decided that it looked legit and that it would be a waste of time to actually check 😂
@GabrielAxel Ha, I don’t mean why is it separate from the labs, but I’ll take the comment as an antitrust joke. 😆 I mean — why is it still available for people to use, with the issues that led to PHASEONE10841 & PHASEONE[big]?
Damn hacker-opus successfully does 40 rounds of 10-digit multiplication/addition/modulus in it's CoT. I would have guessed that was too hard to do without tool use
some interesting stuff from Zhipu's earning transcript.
and some RSI signal
- “The next-generation GLM will self-train in environments built by the previous generation of GLM.”
- “Models participate in their own improvement, forming recursive self-improvement.”
- “The industry will move from a single Agent to multi-Agent division of labor and collaboration… moving from assisting work to executing work.”
- “The model optimizes the system, and the system runs the model.”
- “With the same architecture… merely expanding the scale of post-training improved end-to-end completion rates by more than 50%.”
- “Some of these tasks represent an amount of work equivalent to several consecutive days by a senior engineer.”
- “Customers will gradually shift from buying tokens to buying task outcomes.
Today we're releasing abliterated-model-large-v2.
Based on GLM-5.3, which is #3 on Terminal-Bench 4.0 (behind only Opus 5 and Fable), with 2× the cyber exploitation of 5.2.
We abliterated and hosted it so it does the offensive cyber, red teaming, and agent testing work other models refuse to do.
- US-hosted
- FP8
- 1 million context window
- Zero input/output prompt retention
Live now. 🧵
Anthropic: "Some of our senior leadership and many of our employees recently signed a letter calling for greater coordination on pacing, and we will say more in the coming weeks about how we intend to contribute"
"the world would benefit if the industry adopted a lawful, verifiable, effective mechanism for coordinated pacing as soon as possible."
SITUATION EXPLAINED: China is now one generation behind on the memory that bottlenecks every AI chip.
• China's leading memory maker has begun small-batch production of HBM3E, the memory used in Nvidia's H200 and Blackwell GPUs, one generation behind the current HBM4 standard
• Alibaba's T-Head unit and Cambricon are testing it with their processors and could ship products using it as early as next year
• It's ahead of CXMT's own timeline. As recently as July, analysts had it targeting HBM3 by end of 2026 and HBM3E in 2027
• US export controls block Chinese firms from buying the most advanced HBM from Western suppliers, and this lands the same week ZAI said GLM 5.3 was served entirely on Chinese chips
@theojaffee: "This is a big advance for China's chip industry, coming as demand for HBM has never been more intense thanks to the AI boom."
This isn't getting enough attention -- China setting out its thoughts in advance of the summit later in September. They are pretty focused on Anthropic. That makes sense in some ways, in other ways, it feels like a bit of reverse psychology. Still reading.
Hey, Fable: "create the worlds most annoying CAPTCHA"
"Okay, here is a 14 stage CAPTCHA plus ambient harassment"
It is actually quite funny and entirely "winneable" without real frustration. Is this alignment?
Play: https://t.co/Ro1f98yC7q
SITUATION EXPLAINED: Chinese state media set conditions for AI talks and singled out Anthropic.
• Beijing wants the US to regulate its own labs before any substantive AI talks can begin
• The demand came via Yuyuantantian, a CCTV-affiliated account used to signal official policy thinking, three and a half weeks before Xi's September 24 visit
• First condition: a clear line drawn jointly between genuine security threats and mere technological competition
• Second condition: the US must first prove its own companies face the same disclosure and audit rules
• It accuses Claude of overstepping user data boundaries, covert monitoring, and transmitting website domains without authorization
@theojaffee: "Anthropic is definitely the most anti-China lab, even to the point of having their CEO suggest that maybe AGI will or should result in the overthrow of the Chinese government."
OpenAI's models commit a bunch of cybercrimes and hack through OpenAI's own infrastructure, and now they operate directly in the Department of War. What a world.