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Cybersecurity firm Hirundo discovered that Alibaba's Qwen3-Coder model generates more vulnerable code for US contractors than Chinese ones. Testing 1,840 apps, the original model made 70% of US contractor apps hackable versus 59% for Chinese contractors. Hirundo claims removing CCP alignment from model weights eliminates this bias, noting the tilt lives in the weights.
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