these are just fluff words, not a revolutionary change.

zero trust helped a lot because it forced vendors to stop relying on people magically doing the right thing ina centralized system. it decentralized boundaries.

this paper just says you still need deterministic boundaries and access control, not just have an llm say safe or unsafe. cool thanks google haha.

ps: hi guys, i know yall reading. sometimes its not the concept, its the implementation. else active shield or whatever would have worked too. not everyone can be the T7-9 thinker if implementing is seen as "for peasants"