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Is the open model GLM-5.2 really Opus 4.8 level? 🤯

You mighta missed this, but over the past few weeks, three distinct forces have all converged at one: 

↳ Chinese open models are near frontier SOTA
↳ Microsoft is reportedly considering open models to run Copilot
↳ Enterprises everywhere are talking token efficiency as AI costs soar

So while many are watching GLM-5.2 as an isolated model, it's important we dive deeper on its wider implications.


Open Source Surge? Does GLM-5.2 Make Open Source an Enterprise Priority? -- An Everyday AI Chat with Jordan Wilson

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Topics Covered in This Episode:

1. Open Source AI's "ChatGPT Moment"
2. GLM 5.2 Model Benchmarks & Performance
3. Enterprise Adoption Drivers for Open AI
4. Microsoft Evaluating DeepSeek for Copilot
5. Token Maxing to Token Efficiency Shift
6. GLM 5.2 Infrastructure vs. Consumer Use
7. Autonomous Workflow Overshoot Explained
8. Capability Gap and Workflow Challenges
9. Enterprise Scenarios for Open Source Models
10. Future of Task-Specific SOTA AI Models

Timestamps:

00:00 Open source AI catching up

04:52 Enterprise shift to DeepSeek models

08:57 Comparing AI model performances

12:46 Running AI models locally

14:17 Open source model cost efficiency

17:37 Cost challenges with AI models

21:05 Agentic task token consumption

25:05 Introducing the Start Here series

27:58 Impact of AI on Job Roles

32:29 Evaluating Open Source AI Models

36:00 Considering open source models

37:09 Future of open source AI

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