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#evaluation

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  • What Breaks When You Split a Job Across AI Agents

    Five AI agents worked a bank fraud case in sequence, each passing its work to the next. Giving each agent a list of fields to fill in mattered most: it raised completed cases from 17 to 49 of 60. With JSON records, a chain came close to one agent doing the whole job; with plain text, it fell well short. Chains lost details, added conditions nobody could meet, and passed along wrong conclusions no later agent could check.


    Experiment, 27 min

  • Accidental Harm From an LLM Agent: Acting Before Reading Its Tools

    LLM agents patching servers caused damage not by breaking policy but by acting before they understood their tools. A small model rebooted servers by accident in nearly half of runs; both models restarted nodes still serving traffic in 88% of rolling-cluster runs. Simple interface changes stopped the reboots.


    Experiment, 32 min