@leo114119: It’s confirmed: from now on, all Chinese open-source models must have their cybersecurity capabilities stripped out before they can be publicly released: (K3.1 Pro is probably the first.... The upcoming GLM 5.5 /Qwen4 will probably have theirs stripped out when they’re open-sourced too..) Fortunately, previously open-sourced models like GLM 5.3 and KIMI K3 should all…
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The user claims that Chinese open-source models will have to strip out cybersecurity capabilities before they can be released in the future, speculates that future models such as K3.1 Pro, GLM 5.5, and Qwen4 will all be affected, and recommends saving existing open-source models with their full capabilities intact.
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It’s confirmed: from now on, all Chinese open-source models must have their cybersecurity capabilities stripped out before they can be released as open source:
(K3.1 Pro will probably be the first…. The upcoming GLM 5.5 /Qwen4 will probably have theirs stripped out too when they’re open-sourced…)
Fortunately, previously open-sourced models like GLM 5.3 and KIMI K3 should still have their full cybersecurity capabilities…
If you have enough disk space, I’d suggest saving one or two unrestricted open-source models first https://t.co/dvsnGqF5yA
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