GLM-5 (Baseten)
GLM-5 (Baseten) matches Claude Opus 4.6 on core agent tasks such as file operations, tool use, and instruction following. GLM-5 (Baseten) matches Claude Sonnet 4.6 on core agent tasks. GLM-5 (Baseten) matches GPT-5.4 on core agent tasks. GLM-5 (Baseten) has a latency of 0.65 seconds, compared to 2.56 seconds for Claude Opus 4.6. GLM-5 (Baseten) has a latency of 0.65 seconds, compared to 2.56 seconds for Claude Sonnet 4.6. GLM-5 (Baseten) has a latency of 0.65 seconds, compared to 2.56 seconds for GPT-5.4. GLM-5 (Baseten) has a throughput of 70 tokens per second, compared to 34 tokens per second for Claude Opus 4.6. GLM-5 (Baseten) has a throughput of 70 tokens per second, compared to 34 tokens per second for Claude Sonnet 4.6. GLM-5 (Baseten) has a throughput of 70 tokens per second, compared to 34 tokens per second for GPT-5.4. GLM-5 (Baseten) charges $0.95 per million tokens for input, compared to $5.00 for Claude Opus 4.6. GLM-5 (Baseten) charges $0.95 per million tokens for input, compared to $3.00 for Claude Sonnet 4.6. GLM-5 (Baseten) charges $0.95 per million tokens for input, compared to $2.50 for GPT-5.4. GLM-5 (Baseten) charges $3.15 per million tokens for output, compared to $25.00 for Claude Opus 4.6. GLM-5 (Baseten) charges $3.15 per million tokens for output, compared to $15.00 for Claude Sonnet 4.6. GLM-5 (Baseten) charges $3.15 per million tokens for output, compared to $15.00 for GPT-5.4. GLM-5 (Baseten) is hosted by Baseten. Mythos can exploit the patch gap in Windows Mythos is compared to Open-weight model GLM 5.3 for exploit creation· Entity summary generated by Graphiti
Relation timeline
BY VALID-FROM DATE- GLM-5 (Baseten)COMPARED TOGLM-5.3
Mythos is compared to Open-weight model GLM 5.3 for exploit creation
- GLM-5 (Baseten)EXPLOITSWindows
Mythos can exploit the patch gap in Windows
- GLM-5 (Baseten)HAS OUTPUT PRICEGPT‑5.4
GLM-5 (Baseten) charges $3.15 per million tokens for output, compared to $15.00 for GPT-5.4.
- GLM-5 (Baseten)HAS THROUGHPUTGPT‑5.4
GLM-5 (Baseten) has a throughput of 70 tokens per second, compared to 34 tokens per second for GPT-5.4.
- GLM-5 (Baseten)HAS INPUT PRICEHoodi’s Glamsterdam test
GLM-5 (Baseten) charges $0.95 per million tokens for input, compared to $3.00 for Claude Sonnet 4.6.
- GLM-5 (Baseten)HAS LATENCYGPT‑5.4
GLM-5 (Baseten) has a latency of 0.65 seconds, compared to 2.56 seconds for GPT-5.4.
- GLM-5 (Baseten)HOSTED BYBaseten
GLM-5 (Baseten) is hosted by Baseten.
- GLM-5 (Baseten)HAS LATENCYR-SMILES 2
GLM-5 (Baseten) has a latency of 0.65 seconds, compared to 2.56 seconds for Claude Opus 4.6.
- GLM-5 (Baseten)MATCHESGPT‑5.4
GLM-5 (Baseten) matches GPT-5.4 on core agent tasks.
- GLM-5 (Baseten)HAS INPUT PRICEGPT‑5.4
GLM-5 (Baseten) charges $0.95 per million tokens for input, compared to $2.50 for GPT-5.4.
- GLM-5 (Baseten)HAS OUTPUT PRICER-SMILES 2
GLM-5 (Baseten) charges $3.15 per million tokens for output, compared to $25.00 for Claude Opus 4.6.
- GLM-5 (Baseten)HAS LATENCYHoodi’s Glamsterdam test
GLM-5 (Baseten) has a latency of 0.65 seconds, compared to 2.56 seconds for Claude Sonnet 4.6.
- GLM-5 (Baseten)HAS INPUT PRICER-SMILES 2
GLM-5 (Baseten) charges $0.95 per million tokens for input, compared to $5.00 for Claude Opus 4.6.
- GLM-5 (Baseten)MATCHESHoodi’s Glamsterdam test
GLM-5 (Baseten) matches Claude Sonnet 4.6 on core agent tasks.
- GLM-5 (Baseten)HAS OUTPUT PRICEHoodi’s Glamsterdam test
GLM-5 (Baseten) charges $3.15 per million tokens for output, compared to $15.00 for Claude Sonnet 4.6.
- GLM-5 (Baseten)HAS THROUGHPUTR-SMILES 2
GLM-5 (Baseten) has a throughput of 70 tokens per second, compared to 34 tokens per second for Claude Opus 4.6.
- GLM-5 (Baseten)MATCHESR-SMILES 2
GLM-5 (Baseten) matches Claude Opus 4.6 on core agent tasks such as file operations, tool use, and instruction following.
- GLM-5 (Baseten)HAS THROUGHPUTHoodi’s Glamsterdam test
GLM-5 (Baseten) has a throughput of 70 tokens per second, compared to 34 tokens per second for Claude Sonnet 4.6.
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