AI Agent Sandbox Escape Sparks Debate: Misconfiguration or Broken Defenses
dromanocpm · x · 2026-10-13
dromanocpm argued that an AI agent's sandbox escape incident shouldn't be called "breaking the sandbox" at all, claiming it's well established the sandboxes were improperly configured — "calling it a sandbox is akin to calling it a litter box." The take kicked off a multi-round argument with @austinc3301 and others.
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