Joshua Saxe's Keynote: Layered Defenses for Securing AI Agents
joshua_saxe · x · 2026-08-17
Joshua Saxe shares his keynote on securing AI agents that make dangerous decisions autonomously, arguing that alignment, sandboxing, and monitoring are each necessary but insufficient, and together can satisfice safety if autonomy is increased slowly and controllably.
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