Quoting Armin Ronacher

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Simon Willison 共享了 Armin Ronacher 的一段引言,讨论 AI 智能体(及其生成的子智能体)与人类拥有相同访问权限但永不休眠的安全风险,由 Teleport 赞助。

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# A quote from Armin Ronacher Source: [https://simonwillison.net/2026/Oct/22/armin-ronacher/](https://simonwillison.net/2026/Oct/22/armin-ronacher/) **Sponsored by:**[Teleport](https://fandf.co/4xGOI6I)— AI agents \(and sub\-agents they spawn\) are given the same access as humans, but they never sleep\. Learn how to monitor and constrain their behavior with isolated ephemeral trusted runtimes\.

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