Theorem Labs built a prototype hypervisor that runs Linux and proved, down to the machine code, that guest code cannot modify host files. It says more is coming soon. Why it matters: Provably safe sandboxes could make it far less risky to let...
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Theorem Labs formally verifies a prototype hypervisor sandbox
Theorem Labs built a prototype hypervisor that runs Linux and proved, down to the machine code, that guest code cannot modify host files. It says more is coming soon. Why it matters: Provably safe sandboxes could make it far less risky to let...
Theorem Labs built a prototype hypervisor that runs Linux and proved, down to the machine code, that guest code cannot modify host files. It says more is coming soon. Why it matters: Provably safe sandboxes could make it far less risky to let AI agents run untrusted code. Original post on X
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