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Running AI agents in sandboxes with Microsoft Execution Containers

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One of the problems facing those who develop agents today, especially when building agents that run on edge systems with a mix of local and cloud AI, is trust: ensuring that the code that runs on users’ PCs doesn’t access private data or call unexpected APIs. How can we keep systems that don’t have…

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  1. 2026-09-03 09:00 · InfoWorld AI
    Running AI agents in sandboxes with Microsoft Execution Containers

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