AI Guardrails
Asking a model to police itself is not a safety boundary. This breaks down the layers a guardrail stack needs, where prompt injection gets in, and why permissions and approvals must live outside the model in deterministic code.
Asking a model to police itself is not a safety boundary. This breaks down the layers a guardrail stack needs, where prompt injection gets in, and why permissions and approvals must live outside the model in deterministic code.
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