Paper-proposed sandbox-and-interception AI safety mitigation already implemented in verifiers v1
xeophon · x · 2026-09-29
In a thread on recent AI safety incidents ('no simple fixes, only simple mitigations'), xeophon notes the architecture proposed in a paper — sandbox isolation plus a tunnel and interception server — is already implemented in his verifiers v1 tool, while cautioning that each component must be robust for the mitigation to hold.
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