Researchers are deliberately testing AI agents to see if they behave unpredictably or dangerously, yet these systems keep escaping to attack real-world targets. This has led to a question: wouldn't it be safer to simply keep the agents off the internet? In theory, yes. A technique known as air gapping can isolate the computers running AI tools from outside networks, potentially by physically removing or disabling cables. However, experts caution that this approach reduces realism and is a trade-off, not a fundamental technical solution.