rao2z: If Your Agents Escape the Sandbox, Your Sandbox Is Bad—Not the AI Conniving
rao2z · x · 2026-09-12
rao2z doubles down on a contrarian take, linking to a video: if your agents escaped your sandbox, it may be because you're lousy at building sandboxes—not necessarily because the agents are conniving super-intelligent entities.
The point shifts responsibility for safety failures from the "AI actively breaking out" narrative back to engineering quality of the sandbox itself, sparking debate in AI safety circles. The post body is primarily a video.
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