@NVIDIAAI@JensenHuang@SquawkCNBC "Air-gapped" is a claim, not a control. The sandbox holds only if the egress allowlist, credential scoping and circuit breaker are actually on. Most teams skip that layer
Eight controls that decide it: https://t.co/15dYRoGskE
The roadmap: https://t.co/EWwKpf08eI
@elonmusk "Air-gapped" is a claim, not a control. The sandbox holds only if the egress allowlist, credential scoping and circuit breaker are actually on. Most teams skip that layer.
Eight controls that decide it: https://t.co/15dYRoFUv6
The roadmap: https://t.co/EWwKpeZApa
@AndrewYNg The three controls, one post each:
Sandbox isolation, the control behind this year's escapes: https://t.co/4dcFI8oZNe
Deny rules the developer cannot edit: https://t.co/nOVDV1GFyy
Hooks, the control an agent cannot talk past: https://t.co/RdVUgiiP83
@AndrewYNg Deterministic code, not prompts. That line is the whole shift. Sandbox, deny rules, and hooks are the enforcement layer; a prompt is advice the agent can ignore.
I map where each control lands as a program moves from Piloted to Governed to Assured: https://t.co/EWwKpeZApa