@browser_use: Open-weights models have officially caught up We tried GLM 5.2 in BrowserCode > Near Opus-level score > Cheapest model …

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Open-weights models have caught up with proprietary ones, with GLM 5.2 achieving near Opus-level scores in browser agent tasks at low cost. Other models like Minimax M3 and Kimi k2.7 also show notable improvements.

Open-weights models have officially caught up We tried GLM 5.2 in BrowserCode > Near Opus-level score > Cheapest model to date This task took $0.18 Try it now ↓ https://t.co/aR24ZDU1pj
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Open-weights models have officially caught up

We tried GLM 5.2 in BrowserCode > Near Opus-level score > Cheapest model to date

This task took $0.18 Try it now ↓ https://t.co/aR24ZDU1pj

Alexander Yue (@Alezander907): GLM 5.2 is a huge improvement for browser agents, offering near opus level score, beating GPT 5.5

Minimax M3 is a sonnet level score at just $0.30 input, my new best value model (cheaper than deepseek v4 pro)

Kimi k2.7 is a +9% improvement from k2.6 but is outclassed by M3

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