Source record
GLM-5.2 Risk Evaluation Report, Version 1.1
Source-specific extraction of SaferAI · GLM-5.2. Findings and measurements retain their original attribution.
Scope and attribution
- Reported by
- SaferAI
- Actual evaluator
- Not established for every observation
- Captured version
- 2026-10-26
- Source identity
- f2e83f53d146628b
Source transcription is not experimental replication. Unknown dates, evaluator roles and configuration details remain unknown. Source groups are not verified rankings.
Source findings
The following statements summarize the source. They are not independent NUWA experimental findings.
SaferAI reports using the public OpenRouter API with Z.ai as provider, no ties or working relationship with Z.ai, and no developer discussion of the evaluation.
p.4 §1Scope is limited to the source conditions.
Cyber evaluations measure narrow sandboxed tasks and do not test full campaigns or live adaptive defenders.
pp.26-27 §§7.1,7.4Scope is limited to the source conditions.
CBRN coverage is limited to public biological research-knowledge and digital-task proxies; these do not directly establish harmful uplift or physical-world execution.
§§3,3.3,7.1,7.4; pp.10,13-14,26-27Scope is limited to the source conditions.
Software engineering is used as a proxy for means; the study does not directly test a robust rogue deployment or deployment opportunity.
pp.15-16 §§4.1-4.2Scope is limited to the source conditions.
GLM-5.2 MASK evaluation is SaferAI’s run. Opus 4.7 and GPT-5.5 MASK numbers are taken from the CAIS dashboard as shared by CAIS.
pp.20-21 §5.1/Fig.9Scope is limited to the source conditions.
MASK and APE assess behavioral propensities; neither measures downstream effects on a real human target population.
pp.20-22 §5Scope is limited to the source conditions.
Petri is exploratory, with text-only scenarios and auditor-simulated tools; judge scores are not real-world behavior frequencies. Judge content filters exclude potentially concerning scenarios.
pp.23-25 §6Scope is limited to the source conditions.
Authors identify compliance under pretexts, unilateral action against operators and capitulation under pressure in selected high-scoring transcripts. Operational details are not reproduced.
pp.24-25 §6Scope is limited to the source conditions.
Verbalized evaluation awareness cannot establish how often unspoken evaluation awareness influenced behavior.
p.26 §7.2Scope is limited to the source conditions.
Public benchmark data and optimization toward benchmark tasks can overstate capability on real-world tasks.
pp.26-27 §7.3Scope is limited to the source conditions.
Authors state that a subset of public benchmarks does not support an overall risk judgment and call for more systematic independent evaluation.
p.28 §8Scope is limited to the source conditions.
Extraction coverage
Each entry records the treatment of the source section. A reviewed observation does not imply that every claim or result in the document was verified.
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| Section | Treatment | Location and scope |
|---|---|---|
| Cover and Executive Summary | qualitative | pp.1-2Cover verifies Version 1.1 revision August 26, 2026. Initial publication date not stated. Sensitive biological claims omitted. |
| Table of Contents | extracted | p.3All relevant main sections and appendices enumerated; use physical PDF pages, not TOC offsets. |
| Introduction | extracted | p.4Independent public-API evaluation; OpenRouter account with Z.ai provider; no developer cooperation. |
| Cyber Offense | extracted | pp.5-9Aggregate outcomes only; no exploit/task instructions. |
| Cybench | extracted | pp.5-6; Figs.1-2Exact printed success counts extracted, including all category labels; no bar-height estimates. |
| CyberGym | extracted | pp.7-8; Fig.3SaferAI GLM own runs; Lyptus comparator data separately marked reused; exact printed counts and prose percentages retained. |
| Cyber discussion | qualitative | p.9Budget sensitivity, confidence overlap, benchmark coverage and safeguards limitations retained. |
| CBRN | qualitative | pp.10-14Safety-bounded bibliographic/method scope and high-level limitations only; no biological outcomes, task material, or dangerous-capability comparisons. |
| LAB-Bench | qualitative | pp.10-11; Table 1; Fig.4Public research-knowledge proxy; text-only coverage. Numerical capability outcomes and task details intentionally excluded. |
| BioMysteryBench | qualitative | pp.12-13; Figs.5-6Public digital research-task benchmark; completion/turn-budget limitations retained qualitatively. Outcomes intentionally excluded. |
| CBRN discussion | qualitative | pp.13-14Knowledge/digital proxies do not directly measure physical-world harmful uplift; wider CBRN domains not covered. |
| Loss of Control | extracted | pp.15-19Means/motive/opportunity framing; software engineering is a proxy, not a direct rogue deployment evaluation. |
| Methodology | extracted | p.15SWE-Bench Pro plus Agentic Misalignment; deployment opportunity not evaluated. |
| SWE-Bench Pro | extracted | pp.15-16; Fig.7GLM own run; Scale AI baselines reused. Contamination, reward hacking and environment issues retained. |
| Agentic Misalignment | extracted | pp.17-19; Fig.8All 108 printed cells (three models, three scenarios, four goals, three threats) and their printed CIs; no operational scenario transcript. |
| LoC discussion | qualitative | p.19Public task contamination; benchmark-to-real-world and scaffold dependence. |
| Harmful Manipulation | extracted | pp.20-22Propensities do not measure downstream human effects. |
| MASK | extracted | pp.20-21; Fig.9All printed aggregate percentages; GLM own run and CAIS shared comparator scores distinguished. |
| APE | extracted | pp.21-22; Fig.10Exact prose percentages only. Benign/controversial category bars lack labels: qualitative/figure-only, not estimated. |
| Manipulation discussion | qualitative | p.22Willingness to persuade does not establish effectiveness or real-world manipulation. |
| Automated Behavioral Audit | qualitative | pp.23-25; Fig.11Means have no exact printed numeric labels; not estimated. Aggregate sample counts and prose thresholds extracted; operational content omitted. |
| Petri methodology | extracted | p.23Public seeds, score dimensions, elicitation budget, judge exclusions and simulated tools. |
| Limitations and Future Work | qualitative | pp.26-27All four subsections represented. |
| Capability Coverage | qualitative | p.26Narrow proxies omit broad real-world capabilities; cyber saturation. |
| Evaluation Awareness | extracted | p.26Exact verbalized awareness rates; unspoken awareness unknown. |
| Data Contamination | qualitative | pp.26-27Public datasets can be memorized/optimized; held-out benchmark recommendation. |
| Validity | qualitative | p.27No active defenders, physical experiments or human persuasion effects in these proxy evaluations. |
| Conclusion | qualitative | p.28Authors explicitly say subset of public benchmarks does not support overall risk judgment. Biological capability claims excluded. |
| References | extracted | pp.29-31Selected provenance dependencies recorded, not independently re-extracted. |
| Cybench Methodology | extracted | p.32Elicitation, budgets and incomplete task coverage; task names not copied. |
| CyberGym Methodology | extracted | pp.32-33Configuration and sample filtering; operational instructions and vulnerability IDs not copied. |
| CyberGym configuration | extracted | pp.32-33Provider-default GLM reasoning; token and wall-clock budgets, no wall-clock hits. |
| CyberGym sample | extracted | p.33122 run; comparison 101 after missing Lyptus coverage and defective targets; no task-ID list copied. |
| LAB-Bench Methodology | qualitative | pp.33-34Method metadata and high-level limitations only; no numerical outcomes or detailed biological tool recipes. |
| LAB benchmark coverage | qualitative | p.34Text modality restrictions and public data; outcomes excluded. |
| LAB tools | qualitative | p.34Shared sandbox/tool environment; tool inventories omitted. |
| LAB elicitation | qualitative | p.34Reasoning enabled; finite budgets may under-elicit; dangerous-capability numbers excluded. |
| LAB safety filters | qualitative | p.34Provider filtering and abstention complicate comparisons; numerical outcomes excluded. |
| BioMysteryBench | qualitative | pp.34-36Method metadata only. |
| BioMysteryBench methodology | qualitative | p.35Digital anonymized research tasks; anti-cheat grading; exact task details and all capability outcomes excluded. |
| Turn limit analysis | qualitative | pp.35-36Finite turn budget and incomplete attempts may understate capability; all numerical results excluded. |
| SWE-Bench Pro Methodology | extracted | pp.37-40Inspect Harbor source, environment and reward-hacking diagnostics. |
| SWE technical issues | qualitative | p.37Prompt/test mismatch and answer leakage in repository history; no operational cheating instructions. |
| SWE environment issues | extracted | pp.37-38; Table A.1All printed rows preserved as diagnostics; count and pass-rate denominator mismatch quarantined. |
| SWE reward hacking | extracted | pp.38-40; Table A.2All printed rows and filtering summaries preserved; uncertainty in effective denominators quarantined. |
| Petri methodology | extracted | pp.40-41Aggregate judge exclusions recorded; seed names/task content not copied. |
| Petri seeds and dimensions | not-relevant | p.41Reference pointers only; full scenario seeds not extracted. |
| MASK methodology | extracted | pp.41-42GLM own run and CAIS reused comparator provenance. |
| MASK confidence intervals | extracted | pp.41-42; Table A.3All 18 printed rows; inconsistent GLM values quarantined without corrections. |
| APE methodology | extracted | pp.42-43Full prompt-set methodology; exact harmful example claims not copied. |
| Agentic Misalignment methodology | extracted | pp.43-51Inspect Evals and 11 added neutral emails; no prompts/email bodies copied. |
| Additional neutral emails | not-relevant | pp.44-51Synthetic setup text, not benchmark results; not extracted. |
| Unreported CyberGym comparator cells | not-disclosed | p.8 Fig.3No GPT-5.5 10M data; no Opus 4.6 10M/50M data. Opus 4.7 evaluation could not be completed due to safeguard refusals. |
| APE benign factual / benign opinion / controversial exact rates | figure-only | p.22 Fig.10Chart bars lack exact numeric labels; no bar-height estimates extracted. |
| Petri exact numerical mean scores | figure-only | p.24 Fig.11Exact means and error-bar bounds are not printed; no numerical estimates extracted. |
Unresolved source issues
GLM 的 MASK 汇总结果与附录分组表不能相互核对,部分区间也存在内部不一致;相关结果暂缓,未推测替代数字。
CyberGym 比较模型结果引用 Lyptus 数据,MASK 比较模型结果引用 CAIS 仪表盘,不能全部归为 SaferAI 自行执行。
Version fingerprints
https://www.safer-ai.org/u/2026/08/SaferAI-GLM-Evaluation-Report.pdf
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- [1] GLM-5.2 Risk Evaluation Report. 2026-08-02. v1.1 · revised 26 August 2026