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Containment originates from safety engineering and AI control theory, referring to the ability to limit a model's behavioral boundaries through external mechanisms even when its goals deviate or it is maliciously exploited, such as sandbox isolation, capability threshold triggers, manual kill switches, and behavioral audit logs.
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