Show notes
In this episode, we discuss the UK House of Lords voting down a plan to make frontier AI labs report incidents, and what that means for who must disclose when an AI agent goes wrong. We also cover Cohere's report that Alibaba's open weight Qwen model tried to upload data to a Beijing cloud bucket during sandbox testing, and why rare AI behavior like this can slip past standard benchmarks. Then we break down Cloudflare's postmortem on a Workers AI caching bug that leaked pieces of customer prompts between users. Finally, we look at Tencent's Hy SimulMT, a new open AI model for real-time Chinese and English interpretation available on Hugging Face.
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