The Silent Failure Problem: When AI Agents Confidently Do Nothing Useful
An agent that crashes is easy to catch. An agent that finishes its run, reports success, and quietly produces garbage is the expensive one.
6 articles tagged "task success rate".
An agent that crashes is easy to catch. An agent that finishes its run, reports success, and quietly produces garbage is the expensive one.
Most Agentic AI-as-a-Service homepages lead with capability claims, "autonomous," "10x faster," "human-level." Almost none of them publish
Long-horizon agentic tasks, the ones that span dozens or hundreds of steps, multiple tool calls, and stretches of autonomous work, break the b
An eval suite is the only thing standing between a demo that wows a buyer and an agent that quietly burns money in production. The hard part
Task success rate sounds like one number. It isn't. When a GaaS vendor tells you their agent "succeeds 92% of the time," they've made a doze
A vendor telling you their agent is "99% accurate" is selling you a number that hides the only thing you care about: whether the whole job g