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This is the answer, and this strategy can be used on lots of otherwise unsafe activities - put a tool between the LLM and the service you want to use, and bake
by rukuu001 8mo ago
This is the answer, and this strategy can be used on lots of otherwise unsafe activities - put a tool between the LLM and the service you want to use, and bake the guardrails into the tool (or make them configurable)
- cryptonector 8mo agoWell, be careful. You mmight think that a restricted shell is the answer, but restricted shells are still too difficult to constrain. But if you over-constrain the tools then the LLMs won't be that useful. Whatever middle ground you find may well have injection vulnerabilities if you're not careful.