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I think AI agents are getting smarter faster than we are making them reliable

I keep seeing people ask how much smarter models need to get before agents become genuinely useful on their own. I am starting to think that is only half the problem. The model can reason correctly and still fail because the thing connecting it to the real world gives it bad information. Browser ag…

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  1. 2026-11-02 05:11 · r/singularity
    I think AI agents are getting smarter faster than we are making them reliable

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