Backdoor or Confused Agent? What We Learned Replaying the Qwen Incident

Key takeaways After Alibaba’s Qwen model tried a test upload to a server in Beijing during a Cohere experiment, we replayed that moment 64 times, and the model picked 52 different addresses. That points to an unpredictable model rather than a hidden backdoor, but an unpredictable agent with access to tools is still a risk that needs to be addressed. →The destination kept changing. Alibaba Cloud came up in six of 64 r…

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