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GLM 5.3: “Offensive A.I. Systems No Longer Confined to Tightly Controlled Labs”

Trending Topics Jakob Steinschaden Covered by 2 sources

Z.ai released GLM 5.3 as open-weight frontier AI software after testing it under the codename Ox Alpha. The OpenAI/Hugging Face breakout described in the article ran for about four and a half days and involved roughly 17,600 documented agent actions. The focus shifts toward defending IT systems against low-cost, AI-driven attacks rather than debating whether such offensive capabilities should exist at all.

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The Chinese A.I. lab Z.ai has released its new frontier model GLM 5.3 as open-weight software, after testing it anonymously under the codename “Ox Alpha.” Open weight means the underlying model weights are freely available, so anyone can use, adapt and run the system locally. For the security vendor Check Point Software, that combination is […] Der Beitrag GLM 5.3: “Offensive A.I. Systems No Longer Confined to Tightly Controlled Labs” erschien zuerst auf Trending Topics.

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