Z.ai reveals it built benchmark-topping mystery AI model Ox Alpha

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Z.ai has confirmed it is the artificial intelligence lab responsible for creating Ox Alpha, a model that had been shrouded in mystery. The model had been drawing significant attention after rising to the top of AI benchmarks and leaderboards. Z.ai had not previously been publicly linked to the model, making the revelation a surprise to the AI community. The company has announced that Ox Alpha's weights will be made publicly available in the near future.

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