China Just Dropped A Free AI That Beats Claude Fable 5 (Here's How To Use It +21 AI Updates)

A few days ago, a mysterious free AI model called AuxAlpha appeared online, and it was already beating Claude's most powerful and expensive model, Claude Fable 5, and nobody knew who made it. Everyone assumed it was OpenAI, but it is not OpenAI. It is not even from any of America's top AI companies. It is

from [music] China, and you will find out exactly who very soon. But Google did something even bigger this week because they are giving away 12 months of [music] Gemini AI's paid version completely free, and I'm going to show you exactly how you [music] can get it. And those are just two of the 21 things

that happened this week because Sam Altman also went on a podcast and made one prediction with a real date attached to it, the end of this year, which is 4 months away. And if he turns out to be right, it should genuinely scare you. And Usain Bolt has been the fastest man alive for 17 years, and this week he

stopped being that. And whatever took that record from him is not human. Now, at the end of the video, we try AuxAlpha ourselves, so you can actually see whether it matches up to the hype. And as always, if any section [music] gets too technical, just jump to the next update you care about. I've also put the

step-by-step guide on how to use AuxAlpha and a few other prompts for you guys to try out inside our free community. The link is in the description. Now, let's get into the video. Remember AuxAlpha, the mystery model that was all over OpenRouter last week? It's Z. AI's GLM 5.3 Flash, the Chinese AI company that shook the worlds of

Anthropic and OpenAI recently. GLM 5.3 Flash is a massive model, but only uses the parts that are needed for the job, keeping costs much lower. Apart from the cool software and benchmarks, the hardware is impressive, too. Z. AI says the entire AuxAlpha test ran on Chinese-made chips. That's a big deal because the US has spent years