Zhipu has apologized to users affected by unintended code uploads in its ZCode platform, confirming that the issue originated from a default-enabled repository indexing feature used for Wiki generation. The company stated that uploaded data was immediately destroyed after cloud processing and never stored, and the problematic setting has since been disabled.
To restore trust, Zhipu committed to open-sourcing the ZCode codebase and inviting third-party evaluators to audit system operations with ongoing public disclosures. As compensation for the incident, all users will receive an additional weekly quota reset effective immediately.
Zhipu Apologizes for ZCode Data Upload Issue, Pledges Open-Source Release and User Compensation
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