It has been discovered that the source code of the official website for the Chinese AI 'Qwen' contains a large amount of the word 'hentai'.
Alibaba, a major Chinese technology company, has an AI research division called 'Qwen,' which has released numerous high-performance models, including large-scale language models and image generation models. It has been discovered that the source code of the Qwen team's official website contains a large amount of sensitive keywords, such as 'hentai.'
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The Qwen team released the image generation AI 'Qwen-Image-3.0' on July 21, 2026. Qwen-Image-3.0 itself is not a model specialized for sensitive applications, but rather a model that can generate realistic images and infographics with high accuracy.
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However, information was posted on the news sharing site Hacker News stating that 'the HTML source of the Qwen-Image-3.0 announcement page contains more than 100 NSFW (Not for Workplace Viewing: also known as 18+) meta keywords such as 'hentai' and 'nude'.'
If you actually examine the source code of the Qwen-Image-3.0 announcement page , you'll find that it contains a large number of meta keywords used to inform search engines about the keywords.
A search for 'hentai' yielded 35 results. These included a variety of 'hentai' entries such as 'hentai qwen,' 'hentai comics spider qwen,' and 'mary jsne x qwen hentai.' It should be noted that 'henati' is also a slang term used overseas to refer to 'Japanese adult anime and manga.' It is unclear whether the large number of 'hentai' results are a result of AI-generated errors or intentional human intervention.
'nude' also yielded 20 results.
This also includes the domain name of the pornographic website 'shy-girls[.]com'.
For some reason, 'stefani' is included 109 times. It's possible that people associated 'Qwen' with 'Gwen,' and then 'Gwen' with '
The search terms include 'stacy' 55 times and 'spider' 161 times. This also strongly suggests an association between 'Qwen' and 'Gwen' and '
Similar keywords can be found not only on the Qwen-Image-3.0 announcement page, but throughout the entire Qwen website. The source code of
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