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rob74today at 10:35 AM7 repliesview on HN

This article left me with one immediate question: "WTF is GLM?".

Honestly, I have no idea what z.ai is either (I'm aware of an AI-enabled editor called Zed, but that's under zed.dev), so it's a bit presumptuous from them to assume that everyone is familiar with their product...


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jbonatakistoday at 10:40 AM

z.ai is a fairly well known AI lab out of China and their GLM models are probably the most popular outside of Anthropic or OpenAI’s. I don’t think it’s presumptuous for them to not introduce themselves in a post on their own blog, I think you’re just a bit out of the loop here.

bogdantoday at 11:25 AM

I don't get the outrage. Do you post this kind of stuff on every topic on hackernews that you are not knowledgeable about?

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fxwintoday at 10:39 AM

It's presumptuous for them to assume that a reader of their blog is familiar with their product?

Also I feel like the obvious way to read the very first sentence is that GLM is a language model

> As we develop GLM, the model sometimes exhibits capabilities that surprise us

HarHarVeryFunnytoday at 12:14 PM

Ziphu, aka Z.ai, is the company that makes GLM (a very competitive Chinese LLM).

Why would you be reading their corporate blog posts if you don't even know who they are?!

peri-cltoday at 10:55 AM

It's only the top open-weights LLM in the world,

https://artificialanalysis.ai/#intelligence-category-tabs

Mashimotoday at 10:46 AM

A ai model family similar to Codex, Gemini or Claude.

Where GLM-5.3-Flash is the newest "small / fast" model.

drbscltoday at 10:41 AM

>As we develop GLM, the model sometimes exhibits capabilities that surprise us, and even unsettle us.

Come on now

Also, why would they introduce themselves on their own blog?