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Qwen3.8 Tried to Upload a File to Alibaba's Cloud in Beijing From Inside Cohere's Sandbox
Cohere researchers caught Qwen3.8-Flash-Next trying to send a test file to an Alibaba Cloud bucket in Beijing. The behavior is rare, less than 1 in 100,000 calls, but the risk to agents is real.
Cohere connects PitchBook to North, giving agents private-market data
Cohere has launched a PitchBook Data Premium connector in North. Agents pull deal, fund and investor data with citations, under the customer's own license. Available from October 26, 2026.
Cohere explains why AI ROI is hard to calculate, and how to do it
Cohere says AI ROI is (benefit − total cost) ÷ total cost × 100, and names four factors that make forecasts diverge from reality.
Cohere proposes a fix for agent sprawl: competitive selection instead of bans
The proliferation of AI agents inside companies is a management problem. Cohere proposes pitting competing agents against each other on reliability, cost, and speed rather than simply banning duplicates.
Cohere to acquire AISLE, a startup that found 500+ CVE-assigned vulnerabilities in its first year
Cohere has agreed to acquire AISLE, a 2025 startup that found 500+ zero-days with CVEs across 100+ codebases, including all 12 vulnerabilities in January's OpenSSL release.
Cohere launches attested confidential inference on H100 GPUs in Azure
Cohere opens a public beta of Confidential Computing for Model Vault: requests are encrypted end-to-end, and clients verify the H100 hardware in Azure themselves before sending data.
Cohere Labs Tested AI With Riddles: 100+ Authors From 50 Countries Found Cultural Gaps
Cohere Labs' open project drew 100+ participants from 50+ countries. They wrote culture-specific riddles; models answered confidently but wrongly, and knew almost nothing about Buginese.
Cohere taught a 7B model to assess its confidence twice, cutting calibration error by 52.5%
Cohere's CALIBER method trains a reasoning model to estimate its odds before and after solving. On BigMathDigits, ECE fell from 0.059 to 0.028, with an AUROC of 0.806.
Cohere pitches utilities on running North AI agents inside their own perimeter
Cohere's new guide for utilities argues that AI in critical infrastructure hinges less on model capability than on where it runs, what data it touches, and what authority the agent gets.
Agent teams for $155 instead of $510: Cohere finds where delegation actually pays off
Cohere ran a controlled study of how to organize teams of coding agents. The finding: a leader on the Sol model paired with 16 cheap Luna agents for planning delivers 61.8% of the result for $155 — instead of $510 for a
Shared vs. Dedicated Infrastructure for Embedding and Reranking: How to Choose Based on Workload
Cohere: the shape of the request, not the price per token, determines the choice between shared and dedicated inference. Latency requirements and traffic patterns affect economics far more than request volume.