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Tang Jie, founder of Zhipu: After the open-source release of GLM-5.2, the performance gap with OpenAI and Anthropic will be gradually narrowed.
According to Odaily Odaily, Tang Jie, founder of Zhipu AI, stated in an article on the X platform that since its official open-source release, GLM-5.2 has achieved leading results in several authoritative international evaluations and competition rankings. In the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index comprehensive evaluation, GLM-5.2 scored 51 points, placing it in the same level range as Anthropic's Claude Opus 4.8. In the Code Arena front-end code generation adversarial test, it ranked 2nd globally with an Elo score of 1595, and in the DesignArena design and code fusion scenario, it scored 1360 points, ranking 1st. Overall, Zhipu GLM-5.2 continues to rank among the top in the world in various real-world scenarios such as front-end development, design generation, and software engineering, gradually narrowing the performance gap with cutting-edge models such as OpenAI and Anthropic, and will continue to push the upper limit of model capabilities. Previously, in response to Musk's statement that China's large-scale models might reach Anthropic's Fable level in the first quarter of next year, Tang Jie, founder of Zhipu AI, responded that "it will not take that long."
Analysis: Tightening spending impacts growth expectations for OpenAI and Anthropic; the AI industry is beginning to shift towards a cost-efficiency era.
According to Odaily Odaily, as companies begin to reassess the return on investment in AI, the industry is shifting from a high-consumption "tokenmaxing" model to an efficiency-first approach, posing new growth constraints for large AI model vendors. Several companies have already begun to reduce or optimize model usage costs. For example, the CEO of AI startup Lindy stated that they have switched 100% of their traffic from Anthropic's Claude model to the lower-cost DeepSeek, expecting to save millions of dollars in expenses within months. This shift reflects a tightening of AI budgets for enterprises, with the token-maxing model of "unlimited use of model resources" gradually being replaced by cost control and ROI-oriented approaches. Some companies have even set tiered budgets for AI tool usage; for example, Uber sets monthly caps on internal AI spending. Analysts point out that as companies shift from "expanding usage" to "refined utilization," the high-speed growth model previously relied upon by OpenAI and Anthropic is facing challenges. Industry data still shows strong growth: Anthropic's annualized revenue is around $47 billion, while OpenAI's is close to $25 billion, but the market is beginning to focus on the sustainability of their growth. Meanwhile, model invocation methods are changing, with technologies like "model routing" emerging to replace high-end models with low-cost models for simple tasks, thus optimizing overall computing costs. Industry competition is also intensifying, with Microsoft, Amazon, and Google accelerating the release of low-cost AI models and enterprise-level tools, further squeezing price margins. Against the backdrop of more rational AI spending by enterprises, large model companies may face a situation where "expectations of slower growth" and "IPO window pressure" coexist. (CNBC)
Anthropic: Claude Cowork will be available on mobile and web.
Odaily Odaily reports that Anthropic has announced that Claude Cowork will be available on mobile and web platforms, and will also extend its Claude Code double collaboration (Cowork) credits until August 5th. (Jinshi)
Sources say OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google are offering hefty computing power subsidies to startups to compete for enterprise clients.
According to a report by Odaily Odaily, citing sources cited by The Wall Street Journal, OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google are offering startups hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of computing resources and other incentives to attract new enterprise customers. (Jinshi)
Anthropic included the Kimi K2.7 alongside Opus 4.8 and GPT-5.5 in its joint security testing.
Mars Finance reported on July 1st that Silicon Valley AI giant Anthropic announced the lifting of export controls on its advanced models Fable 5 and Mythos 5. In its updated security technical notes, Anthropic also included China's Kimi K2.7 alongside Claude Opus 4.8 and GPT-5.5 in a core security capability assessment. The report indicates that in security testing, Kimi K2.7, GPT-5.5, and Opus 4.8 all successfully identified the same core vulnerability. In demonstration tasks involving a single vulnerability exploit, Kimi K2.7 yielded results consistent with Fable 5. (Wide Angle Observation)
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