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Not quite. Not being connected to the internet still allows it to be connected to an intranet with other machines that belong to multiple networks and that can potentially be exploited as a bridge to the internet. For there to be no possible escape to the internet, there has to be no physical path to the internet and that is typically termed 'airgaped'.

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No, you did not read what I wrote properly. What I wrote clearly is that we _want_ the LLM to do tasks on the full global open internet. That is the whole point of the technology. So airgapping or any form of total sandboxing is not on the table. The only way is somehow restricting the model itself.

"But we want to reward it and get it to do stuff on the internet that's the point."

I don't know what the point is of being pedantic about inter and intranets.

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