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Test results from security companies Semgrep and Graphistry found that GLM-5.2 performed prominently in identifying software vulnerabilities and executing cybersecurity tasks.
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7/10/2026
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Valid until: 10/8/2026(expired)
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GLM-5.2 and the Media Panic: Open-Source AI Safety Controversy and Governance Dilemmas
redditr/LocalLLaMA7/9/2026
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