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HTTP 200 Isn't Reliability When the Decision Is Wrong

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Uptime read 99.9%. Latency was fine. PagerDuty never made a sound. And for hours, an autonomous agent kept making bad decisions anyway. That's not a hypothetical it's the failure mode I built a talk around this week for IEEE Region 3's Women in Engineering series, and it's one I think more SRE team…

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  1. 2026-09-27 00:24 · DEV Community — AI
    HTTP 200 Isn't Reliability When the Decision Is Wrong

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