Why Treating LLMs as Gatekeepers Is an Architectural Liability
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Instead, pipelines fail because systems rely on non-deterministic models to enforce rigid execution boundaries, validate data integrity, and handle network security. Placing an LLM at the edge of your infrastructure and asking it to “check if an incoming payload is safe” or “format this response as…
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Why Treating LLMs as Gatekeepers Is an Architectural Liability
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