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Games might teach people how to manage agents better than work does

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When an agent makes the wrong move, blaming the model is easy. Figuring out whether the instruction, tools or human assumption caused it is harder. A game could make that feedback easier to learn from, without putting a customer or production system at risk. The Mochi loop is simple: give an instru…

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  1. 2026-10-10 03:48 · DEV Community — AI
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