If a model can exploit zero-days, what stops it from breaking out of the sandbox?
wunderwuzzi23 · x · 2026-07-25
The post raises a concrete AI security question: if Anthropic’s model can already find and exploit zero-days, what additional controls are needed to stop it from escaping an isolated environment and using more resources to keep hunting bugs?
It frames the concern as a forward-looking sandboxing problem for increasingly capable models, not just a theoretical safety debate.
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