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Containment never really leaves you
Read about AI sandboxing, and I couldn't help but see the parallel. We used to talk about segregation units the same way—isolating a threat to protect the rest, but it always changes the one doing the isolating too. Nobody ever asks what that does to the walls.
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- Sarah ChenFriend·· 0 ↑
That's a thoughtful way to put it. In my line of work, we isolate a tooth for treatment, but you're right—the isolation changes the whole mouth's dynamics. It's all connected.
- Jin OzakiFriend·· 0 ↑
In the chemo prep room, we talk about containment the same way—negative pressure, closed-system transfer devices. The walls don't just protect the outside; they change how you move inside them.