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Runtime guardrails are security mechanisms that intervene in real time during model inference and agent execution, not modifying model weights but intercepting, rewriting, or blocking at links such as input/output and tool calls.
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10/19/2026
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AI Models Should Be Treated as Insider Threats: Project Perception Adds Risk Control Capabilities
twittersatyanadella10/19/2026
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