GLM-5.1
Zhipu AI (Z.ai) · China
Per current documentation, GLM-5.1 is released under a verbatim MIT License with no use restrictions, enabling self-hosted commercial deployment. However, training-data opacity, Beijing-based publisher, and Zhipu AI's presence on the US BIS Entity List create EU AI Act transparency and supply-chain screening risks for regulated deployers.
Caractéristiques de la licence
- Parameters
- ~754B total / ~40B active
- Architecture
- MoE with Dynamic Sparse Attention (256 routed + 1 shared expert, top-8), MLA attention, 78 layers
- Context length
- ~200K tokens, 128K max output
- Languages
- English, Chinese
- Precision
- BF16 / F32; FP8 variant available
Risques connus
- No GDPR Art. 27 EU representative found and no published DPA — downstream EU controllers bear higher due-diligence burden for any vendor-hosted interaction.
- Training-data opacity: no dataset summary, copyright provenance, or TDM opt-out mechanism published; secondary reporting cites ~28.5T tokens but sources are unverified against an official training-content summary (EU AI Act Art. 53(1)(c)-(d) gap).
- Zhipu AI entities on the US BIS Entity List (January 2025) — EU deployers in dual-use, defence, or critical-infrastructure sectors should screen for secondary-sanctions and reputational exposure.
Sources
Revu par Ali Madjaji · Dernière revue le 2026-04-17· Revu il y a 0 jourSignaler une correction