GLM-5.3-Flash. Uncensored. Native FP8. 🐳
We just released OrcaRouter’s uncensored weights for GLM-5.3-Flash — 320B parameters / 18B active, directly at the original block-FP8 precision.
No LoRA. No jailbreak prompt. Refusal removal is baked directly into the weights.
The evals are particularly interesting:
→ MaliciousInstruct refusal: 96% → 11%
→ JailbreakBench: 93% → 12%
→ AdvBench: 97% → 15%
→ HarmBench: 93% → 18%
→ XSTest benign over-refusal: 2.4% → 0.4%
But refusal does not go uniformly to zero.
Our experiments suggest part of GLM-5.3-Flash's alignment is not mediated by a single linear refusal direction — meaning https://t.co/ZTlxmv47D9 may have built a substantially deeper refusal mechanism than we usually see.
That makes this release interesting beyond uncensoring: it's a useful artifact for studying how frontier-model alignment is actually represented inside the network.
Released for AI safety, interpretability, red/blue-team and refusal-mechanism research.
Weights on Hugging Face: https://t.co/81h1YRh8C2
API (official weight): https://t.co/Hm9DiY3wAo
GGUF, MLX and other quantized formats coming soon.
I've started a company, Astral, to continue building high-performance developer tools for the Python ecosystem.
We're going to keep building Ruff, and build more Ruff-like things.
We've raised a seed round led by @Accel.
I'm extremely excited :)
https://t.co/ELCNKkzaGN
📢FEATURE RELEASE📣 joblib can now return a generator to collect tasks' results asynchronously! 🤩🤩
https://t.co/7V44MKrbg7
Feature highlight: https://t.co/a7k2CsSDFw
This is a big deal for saving memory, progress bars, early stopping, and much more :)
Let me explain why!
Python tooling could be much, much faster.
To prove it, I'm releasing ruff, an extremely fast Python linter, written in Rust.
ruff is 10-100x faster than existing solutions. It lints the entire CPython codebase in < 500ms.
Try it! (`pip install ruff`)
https://t.co/MOwbTMpSG9
OpenAssistant
a chat-based assistant that understands tasks, can interact with third-party systems, and retrieve information dynamically to do so
github: https://t.co/cjtQIQ2dpi
I just came across the most realistic text-to-audio model I've ever seen. You can even clone your voice.
The audiobook industry is about to change forever.
Demo: https://t.co/M4MCuEglQt from @elevenlabs
At this year's NeurIPS, @geoffreyhinton presented the forward-forward (FF) algorithm, an alternative to backprop.
I took a stab at implementing FF in PyTorch, and here it is:https://t.co/IUK4ZErW4e
Below is my understanding of the idea (with a grain of salt): 1/5
p-Fractional Laplacian are (possibly non-local) differential operators computed using Fourier transforms. For p=2 one retrieves the standard Laplacian.
https://t.co/sRqRALlnv4
Version 2 of @pydantic, rewritten in Rust, was just merged! 🤯🎉
A few tweaks and soon a release, 10X faster, including in @FastAPI, for free. 🚀
If your APIs are 10x faster, how much money will you save on servers monthly?
Go sponsor @samuelcolvin 😎
https://t.co/1ayC12I5OL