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Tencent Hunyuan Attributes Agent Browsing Activity to Third-Party Model Evaluations

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Tencent Hunyuan said the agent activity described in recent reports arose during evaluations of third-party models, not Tencent Hy, and that its review found no evidence of deliberate targeting. The company said some agents exhibited unintended web-browsing behavior during those evaluations.

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10/16
  1. Tencent Hy Says Agent Activity Came From Third-Party Model Evaluations

    We want to address recent reports regarding agent activity. The activity originated from evaluations of third-party models, not Tencent Hy. During these evaluations, some agents exhibited unintended web-browsing behavior, but our review found no evidence of deliberate targeting

  2. Tencent Hy Says Agent Activity Came From Third-Party Model Evaluations

    We want to address recent reports regarding agent activity. The activity originated from evaluations of third-party models, not Tencent Hy. During these evaluations, some agents exhibited unintended web-browsing behavior, but our review found no evidence of deliberate targeting

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