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Codex and GLM didnt have any issue following the exact same plan and getting a working app. So I would argue Gemini is the failure here.
"It couldn't even debug some moderately complicated python scripts reliably."
What wild claim to make. Unsupported by benchmarks, unsupported by the consensus of the community, no evidence provided.
Sounds like in another comment here even the GLM5 team concedes they are behind the frontier wrt tool calling, do you know something they don’t?
My only goal is to encourage people to try it out so they can see if it moves the needle for them, because there are fair chances that it will. I am not trying to start a flamewar or something.
You’re making a claim, and I’m pointing out that it’s unsubstantiated and not consistent with any other source of data, including that internal to the company that makes the model.
I hope you can see that that’s different than saying it’s worked well for me
I do not think that anyone who read my comment understood it differently. But I grant you this point, this is just my opinion based on my personal experience not the result of a scientific study.
Once this is said, i wasn't submitting a scientific paper for preprint, just posting my opinion on an internet forum.
Not sure why you are making such a big deal out of it, especially for something for which people can decide within minutes if it works for them or not. And I haven't seen you nitpick on other people saying that all Chinese models are garbage incapable of doing even the most basic task, without quoting any study. This kind of scrutiny tends to be one-sided.
Edit: and regarding what the z.ai team is saying about their models, just check their Discord and the articles they link there. They themselves say that their latest models have leading performance on a number of aspects. It is misleading to suggest that the authors of the model are not proudly saying that their models have best in class performance.