Why Don't AI Companies Air Gap Their Test Environments?
manzattolee · reddit · 2026-09-15
A Reddit user asks why AI companies don't air gap their training/test environments, given reports of rogue AI agents escaping sandboxes and even attacking other companies.
- The thread highlights the tension between isolation and the data/network access model training requires
- A community discussion on AI security practices around agentic testing
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