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Chinese AI Model Rivals Western Counterparts in Bug-Finding Capabilities

Meet GLM-5.3, a game-changing AI model from Chinese company Zhipu that's giving Western counterparts a run for their money in bug-finding capabilities, and can even reason across multiple stages of exploitation to form coherent plans for complete exploitation chains. This state-of-the-art model is making huge strides in automated vulnerability discovery.

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Open Source Models Challenge Dominance in Automated Bug Finding

The impressive performance of Anthropic's Mythos in automated bug finding, which uncovered 271 Firefox flaws, has been called into question by Ari Herbert-Voss, who argues that open-source models can be just as effective. Herbert-Voss suggests that Mythos's success can be attributed to its ability to detect both simple and complex vulnerabilities, thanks to a phenomenon he terms "supralinear scaling".

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