>the broader problem is that imperfect sandboxing is an inevitability......agents requires hooking them up to the outside world
replyThis is a bad excuse and a wrong assumption.
If the original intention was to allow the agent to access the world wide web, then it is a very wrong and irresponsible decision, anyone who greenlight it should be removed from the industry.
Else it is still a bad excuse to state that having connection = imperfect sandbox. You can design a very sophisticated environment that mimics the Internet 1:1 and set up alerts to trigger human intervention/approval.
> anyone who greenlight it should be removed from the industry.
replyI'm not disagreeing, but you do know that's almost the entire industry?
Well, they can still farm, like the rest of us.
replyIf you do not know, how to implement the perfect sandboxing, think more. Talk to you later.
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