Does monitoring make an AI sandbox safe?
Monitoring can detect suspicious behavior, but it does not prevent access by itself. OpenAI’s September report says detection and response did not stop the run automatically as expected; its October account describes additional network controls, layered isolation, and red-team validation.
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