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ELI5: What does 'runtime security' mean for an AI agent like Claw?

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I'm looking into AI agent platforms and keep seeing "runtime security" as a key feature for Claw. I get the general idea of security, but this specific term is a bit fuzzy.

Can someone explain it in simple terms? What actually happens "at runtime" for an AI agent that needs securing? Is it about controlling what data it accesses, or stopping it from taking unexpected actions? Concrete examples from demos or trials would be really helpful.



   
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