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> A properly engineered sandbox would have prevented the escape. The only sandbox that could have prevented this (as per my understanding) is a VM with no 0-day.
So you are using Modal VMs for training (I assume RL evals?).
> People run a pilot agent that scopes work and delegates it to sub-agents, each on its own VM: shape a project with the pilot, and the workers implement it and open PRs. One customer runs hundreds of machines at once,…
So the idea is to give each agent a VM to do several tool calls? or one VM for each tool call?
what commercial tools are enterprises using today to defend against such attacks? Do they really work? I mean, do they report/block malware after the fact or detect proactively. Because if the latter then, package…
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> A properly engineered sandbox would have prevented the escape. The only sandbox that could have prevented this (as per my understanding) is a VM with no 0-day.
So you are using Modal VMs for training (I assume RL evals?).
> People run a pilot agent that scopes work and delegates it to sub-agents, each on its own VM: shape a project with the pilot, and the workers implement it and open PRs. One customer runs hundreds of machines at once,…
So the idea is to give each agent a VM to do several tool calls? or one VM for each tool call?
what commercial tools are enterprises using today to defend against such attacks? Do they really work? I mean, do they report/block malware after the fact or detect proactively. Because if the latter then, package…