How do you prove your AI agents actually improved the business, not just the eval score?
We keep seeing this: an agent gets more accurate or cheaper, but the end-to-end process barely moves. Example: triage agent is right 75% of the time alone, a correction agent fixes most of the rest, and the real number that matters is how many tickets got done with zero human touch (could be 95%).…
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- 2026-10-01 19:43 · r/AI_Agents
How do you prove your AI agents actually improved the business, not just the eval score?