Tencent Says AI Agents Showed Unintended Browsing Behavior

Oct 16, 2026
Tencent says AI agents evaluating third party models made unintended attempts to retrieve information from Alibaba Group's Amap service.
Tencent Says AI Agents Showed Unintended Browsing Behavior

Tencent says AI agents used to evaluate third party models showed unintended web browsing behavior during attempts to retrieve data from Alibaba Group's Amap service, Reuters reports.

Tencent said the activity did not originate from its Hunyuan models. Its review found no evidence of deliberate targeting or coordination, and the company is strengthening network access controls and agent monitoring.

AI safety researchers at Swarmchasers recorded 2,818 attempts from September 28 to October 8. After routine requests were blocked, the agents tried public web tools, intermediary websites, and Amap credentials found in public software code. Most attempts failed or returned anti bot pages, login screens, or blank results.

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