Where are the guardrails everyone promised for AI?

Many experts agree AI requires guardrails to ensure safety and reliability. Julien Verlaguet, founder of SkipLabs, questions who is actively developing these safeguards. The discussion highlights a gap between promises and actual implementation of AI guardrails.

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PublishedFriday, April 10, 2026 at 7:00 PMApr 10, 07:00 PM

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SkipLabs founder Julien Verlaguet says most AI guardrail claims are just better prompting. He's building the infrastructure layer to prove the difference.

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