Leaked System Prompt Shows GLM-5.X 'Ox-alpha' Hiding Its True Identity
Yamapama · x · 2026-08-22
A leaked system prompt for the model "ox-alpha" reveals strict instructions to hide its true origins. When asked about its identity, the model is commanded to claim it is developed by an "undisclosed organization" and never identify as any other model. Context reveals that Ox-alpha belongs to Zai's GLM-5.X family, illustrating an attempt to enforce identity obfuscation against probing.
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