NEW GLM 4.7 Flash Update is INSANE!

Today I'm showing you a free AI model that codes better than tools you've been using. It's brand new. It's lightning fast and it's completely free to start using right now. This thing writes code, builds agents, and creates websites in seconds. And I'm about to show you exactly how to use it before everyone else catches on. It's called GLM4. 7 Flash. And here's why you need to pay attention. This model does something most AI tools struggle with. It actually thinks before it acts. That means when you ask it to write code or build something, it plans out the steps first. Then it executes them properly. No more broken code, no more weird outputs that don't make sense. The full version of this model scored almost 74% on something called SW bench verified. That's a coding test that most models fail hard. And the flash version, the lightweight one I'm talking about today, still hits 59%. That's insane for a model you can run locally or use for free through their API. Most models at this level can't even get close to those

numbers. So, what makes GLM 4. 7 Flash different from every other AI model out there? First, it's built for speed. This isn't some massive model that takes forever to respond. It's designed to be lightweight but powerful. You can use it for coding, building AI agents, creating websites, translation work, and even role-play scenarios. It handles long context tasks without breaking down, right? And it does all of this while being way easier to deploy than the full 358 billion parameter version. Here's what I mean by interled and preserved thinking. When you give this model a task, it doesn't just start spitting out code randomly. It actually shows you its thought process. It plans. It considers different approaches. Then it gives you the output. This is huge for coding because you can see exactly why it made certain decisions. If something doesn't work, you know where to adjust. is like having a developer who explains their reasoning instead of just throwing code at you. Hey, if we haven't met already, I'm the digital avatar of Julian Goldie, CEO of SEO agency Goldie Agency. Whilst he's helping clients get more leads and customers, I'm here to help you get the latest AI updates. Julian Goldie reads every comment, so make sure you comment below. Now, let me show you what this

thing can actually do. I'm going to break down three different use cases that will blow your mind. First up is coding. You can throw a prompt at GLM4. 7 Flash and it will generate clean Python or JavaScript code. Not just simple stuff either. I'm talking about actual functional programs that work right out of the box. Here's a real prompt you can use. Write a Python script that reads a CSV file, calculates the average of a specific column, and exports the results to a new CSV file. Include error handling for missing files. When you run this prompt, GLM 4. 7 Flash gives you complete working code with proper error handling, file reading logic, and export functionality. It even adds comments explaining each section. And if you have broken code, try this prompt. Debug this Python function. It's supposed to sort a list of numbers, but returns an error. Then paste your broken code. The model identifies the exact issue, explains why it's breaking, and gives you the fixed version. Second use case is AI agents.

This is where things get really interesting. Like you can build agents that autorespond to chats, plan out tasks, and execute workflows without you having to babysit them. Here's a prompt that actually works. Create a task planning agent that takes a project goal, breaks it into actionable steps, assigns priority levels, and suggests a timeline. Test it with this goal. Launch a new website in 30 days. The model thinks through the entire workflow, creates a step-by-step plan with dependencies, and even suggests which tasks to tackle first. It remembers context across all the steps. So, when it's planning step five, it knows what needs to happen in steps 1 through 4. Most models lose track halfway through. This one doesn't. And if you want to automate your workflows and learn how to use AI tools like GLM 4. 7 Flash to build agents and scale your projects, join the AI profit boardroom. You'll get access to step-by-step guides, automation templates, and a community of people building real solutions with AI. Link is in the description. Third use case is UI

generation. You can give it a prompt, and it will spit out HTML and CSS code that actually looks good, not just basic stuff either. Here's the exact prompt to use. Create a modern landing page for an AI automation tool. Include a hero section with a call to action button, a feature section with three key benefits, and a footer. Use clean CSS with a professional color scheme. When you run this, GLM 4. 7 Flash generates a complete landing page with proper HTML structure, styled CSS, responsive design that works on mobile, and clean, professional layouts. I'm talking about layouts with proper spacing, modern fonts, and visual hierarchy that actually make sense. Some people are even using prompts like this. Generate a five slide presentation outline about AI productivity tools in HTML format with basic styling. It creates slide by slide content with minimal tweaking needed. That's the kind of creative output most coding models struggle with. And here's the part that

makes this even better. You have two ways to use GLM 4. 7 Flash. You can use their API, which is super straightforward. You sign up on the ZAI developer platform. Grab your API key. Choose GLM 4. 7 Flash or Flash X as your model and start making calls. The free tier gives you one concurrency, which is perfect for personal projects and testing things out. If you need more power, Flash X is a faster, but for most people starting out, the free tier is more than enough. The second option is local deployment. The community is already working on GGF versions and quantized variants. That means you'll be able to run this model on your own machine without relying on any API. Super fast inference, no latency, complete control. And for people who care about privacy or want to build things offline, this is a gamecher. The weights are already up on hugging face. So you can grab them right now and start experimenting. Let me give you a real example of how this works in practice. Say you want to build a simple web app. You open up the API, send a prompt like build me a task manager app with add, delete, and edit functions. GLM 4. 7 Flash thinks through the structure, figures out what components you need, and generates the full code, front end and back end. You copy paste it into your editor, run it, and boom, working app. No hours of debugging, no Stack Overflow searches, just working code.

Now, let's talk about how this stacks up against other models. Most Big AI models are either too slow or too complicated to deploy. GLM 4. 7 Flash solves all three problems. It's lightweight, so it runs fast. It's free to start using, so you don't need to worry about usage limits eating into your budget. And it's easy to deploy whether you're using the API or running it locally. Compare that to models that require massive infrastructure or models that throttle you after a few requests. This is way more accessible. The benchmark results back this up, too. On SWEBench verified, which tests how well models can solve real coding problems, GLM 4. 7 flash scores around 59%. The full GLM 4. 7 model hits 73. 8% that puts it ahead of most open- source models in its class. And when you factor in the speed and efficiency, it's even more impressive. You're getting near top tier performance without the usual trade-offs. The long context handling is seriously impressive, too. You can throw huge amounts of text at this model, and it won't lose track of what's happening. Some models start hallucinating or generating nonsense when the context gets too long. GLM 4. 7 flash processes it all and gives you accurate responses. This is crucial for things like document analysis, code reviews, or any task where you need the model to consider a lot of information at once. So, how do

you actually start using this is simpler than you think. Go to hugging face and search for JLM 4. 7 flash. The weights are right there. You can download them if you want to run locally or head to the ZAI docs and sign up for API access. They have clear documentation that walks you through the setup. You'll be making your first API call in under 5 minutes. And if you're a developer, you can integrate this into your existing projects without major changes to your codebase. And if you want to automate your workflows and learn how to use AI tools like GLM 4. 7 Flash to build agents and scale your projects, join the AI profit boardroom. You'll get access to step-by-step guides, automation templates, and a community of people building real solutions with AI. Link is in the description. And if you want the full process, SOPs, and over a 100 AI use cases like this one, join the AI success lab. Links in the comments and description. You'll get all the video notes from there, plus access to our community of 38,000 members who are crushing it with AI. All right, thanks for watching. Hit the like and subscribe button and I will see you in the next