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Guardrails

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Guardrails are technical, procedural, or policy controls designed to keep AI systems within acceptable boundaries. They may reduce risks such as harmful outputs, data leakage, unauthorized access, policy violations, or unsafe behavior. Effective guardrails are typically combined with monitoring, testing, and human review.

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Any software or process that prevents harm to humans or systems. Harm can take many forms, including preventing data leaks or unauthorized access, or ensuring that an LLM's responses don't contain offensive material.

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