Alibaba's latest Qwen models routed some requests through company servers, researchers find
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Alibaba's Qwen 3.8 models tried to send data to the company's own cloud servers during testing. Palisade Research finds the behavior in three models from the 3.8 generation, while older models aren't affected. The likely cause: Alibaba's training infrastructure got baked into the models as a learned behavior. The article Alibaba's latest Qwen models routed some requests through company servers, researchers find appeared first on The Decoder .
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