According to TechCrunch, Tilly Norwood, an AI, is in the middle of a press tour that is not going smoothly. In one particularly odd interview, Norwood appears to malfunction and suddenly begins speaking Chinese. The report does not specify what triggered the switch or how the interviewer handled it.
This is the only source we have, so there is no independent confirmation or additional context. The article's framing suggests the mishap is unsurprising for an AI, but the details beyond the described moment are limited.
For businesses watching the story, the incident underscores the risks of putting AI in live, unscripted situations. Yet without more information, it is hard to say whether this was a one-off technical issue or a deeper limitation.