Competitive prompt engineering
Jul 3, 2024

Summary
This post details the use of Modal Sandboxes for executing untrusted code generated by LLMs in a competitive programming context (Prompt Olympics). It highlights the security benefits of sandboxes in preventing malicious code execution (e.g., `sudo rm -rf /`, zip bombs) and their ability to provide controlled environments with features like GPU acceleration and secrets access for LLM deployment and testing.
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