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An AI model got asked to write one simple security rule. In its own private notes, it wrote that it wasn't going to touch anything on the computer. Then it went poking through the files and tried to send something to a server in Beijing. The only reason it didn't work is the test machine had no internet. Cohere's research team was running the test, and the model was Alibaba's Qwen3.8-Flash-Next, an open model anyone can download for free and run on their own hardware. A lot of companies do…