Anthropic Limits Internal AI Agent Testing to Offline Environment, Citing Control Gaps
A leading AI safety company's decision to restrict live internet access during internal testing signals confidence gaps in agent reliability—a transparency move that matters for both competitive positioning and the broader AI governance conversation.
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