The Difference Between an AI Agent That Works and One You Can Trust
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An AI agent that works can complete a task. An AI agent you can trust can do something harder: it can fail safely, refuse unsafe actions, stop when evidence is missing, and explain what it did afterward. That distinction is easy to miss because most demos test the wrong thing. A demo asks, “Can the…
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- 2026-09-09 17:11 · DEV Community — AI
The Difference Between an AI Agent That Works and One You Can Trust
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