Do we trust AI agents too much once they start completing tasks successfully?
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One thing I've been thinking about lately is how quickly we start trusting an agent after seeing it complete the same task a few times. At first, you're checking every output. Then it works 5–10 times and you slowly stop paying attention. But agents can still misunderstand context, skip a tool call…
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Do we trust AI agents too much once they start completing tasks successfully?
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