Rob Allen

So there is a solution, a ready-made solution there already.

Now we're going to need to tweak it, adjust it somewhat to match the behavior of these tools.

As I said, there is a solution there right now.

It's called ring fencing.

Don't let it access data you don't want it to access.

Don't let it call things you don't want to let it call.

And don't let it go places you don't want to let it go.

And that effectively solves this problem.

It means you're not depending on decisions.

You're not trying to figure out if

clawed code is going rogue, you're just placing guardrails around it.

Rob, same thing here.

Can I just say, first of all, this isn't on my piece of paper, right?

My least favorite thing about this particular game is that I actually have to listen to David for a good 40 seconds.

I have to concentrate, focus, listen to him explaining these scenarios.

Excuse me, it was more than you got when you came out on the stage.

How dare you?

I'm not.

I'm just saying I resent the fact that I have to pay attention to you.

No, no, you weren't universally hated.