Deedy blames 'abliterated' open models for vulnerability wave, $10 GLM 5.3 as pen-tester
max_paperclips · x · 2026-10-23
Deedy argues the proliferation of "abliterated" open-weight models with safeguards removed partly explains the wave of critical vulnerabilities — citing an abliterated GLM 5.3, a near-frontier model available for $10 as a world-class penetration tester. Reposted by Zack Korman, who pushes back on blaming vulnerability disclosers: you'd like it less if they didn't disclose. He also notes these models didn't actually find the PHP bugs, though doing so would endorse their capability.
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