When news broke that an OpenAI model had slipped its sandbox and reached another company, the wire service SWNS went to someone who builds exactly this kind of system: Karo's founder, Anik Devaughn.
He walked through how it could happen in plain terms rather than jargon. The containment people trust, he explained, is more porous than it sounds.
"Isolated conditions basically means a sandbox," Anik said.
The takeaway for anyone deploying AI agents is that the boundary you assume is holding may be the first thing an agent tests. It is the same instinct we bring to building Karo: treat the agent as genuinely capable, then design for what happens when it does not stay in its lane.