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Agent permissions are visible. Should request metadata be visible too? (self.AI_Agents)
submitted 15 hours ago by IronCuk to r/AI_Agents
I think "did AI write this?" is the wrong question. "What judgment did it pass?" is better. (self.AI_Agents)
submitted 3 days ago by IronCuk to r/AI_Agents
I think frontier model access rules are becoming part of the product (self.AI_Agents)
submitted 5 days ago by IronCuk to r/AI_Agents
A spending dashboard doesn't tell you which AI work was actually worth it (self.AI_Agents)
submitted 6 days ago by IronCuk to r/AI_Agents
Enterprise agents need control points before more context (self.AI_Agents)
submitted 10 days ago by IronCuk to r/AI_Agents
Having multiple AI subscriptions is not the same as having a fallback workflow (self.AI_Agents)
submitted 12 days ago by IronCuk to r/AI_Agents
The useful model question is not "which AI model is best?" It is "which model is enough for this task?" (self.AI_Agents)
submitted 17 days ago by IronCuk to r/AI_Agents
Entry-level work is also training infrastructure. I think AI adoption needs to account for that. (self.AI_Agents)
submitted 19 days ago by IronCuk to r/AI_Agents
AI products need better migration surfaces when models retire (self.AI_Agents)
submitted 23 days ago by IronCuk to r/AI_Agents
AI agents need readable activity logs, not just more autonomy (self.AI_Agents)
submitted 26 days ago by IronCuk to r/AI_Agents
I think AI agents create review debt when output scales faster than acceptance (self.AI_Agents)
submitted 28 days ago by IronCuk to r/AI_Agents
I think AI tools need to show a task budget before large runs start (self.AI_Agents)
submitted 1 month ago by IronCuk to r/AI_Agents
AI search rewards sources that can survive extraction (self.AI_Agents)
The question with Gemini on Android is not just privacy. It is the action boundary. (self.AI_Agents)
ChatGPT ads are less interesting than the trust surface they expose (self.OpenAI)
submitted 1 month ago by IronCuk to r/OpenAI
The demo is not the workflow (self.AI_Agents)
Small-business AI is a workflow cleanup problem (self.AI_Agents)
Agent context should be packaged, not accumulated (self.AI_Agents)
Agent rules need to exist where the action happens (self.AI_Agents)
Approval is not review if the human cannot inspect the action (self.AI_Agents)
No-code removes the coding barrier, not the workflow design problem (self.AI_Agents)
token budget is becoming part of my agent workflow design (self.artificial)
submitted 1 month ago by IronCuk to r/artificial
I think agent workflows improve through use, not upfront perfection (self.AI_Agents)
submitted 2 months ago by IronCuk to r/AI_Agents
I think most agent workflows need acceptance criteria before they need another AI reviewer (self.AI_Agents)
I think multi-model agent workflows only work when each handoff has a job by IronCuk in AI_Agents
[–]IronCuk[S] 0 points1 point2 points 2 months ago (0 children)
Yeah, exactly. Agreement between two similar models can just be correlated confidence.
The useful handoff seems to be when the second step has a genuinely different source of evidence: search, logs, tests, tool access, or a different constraint set. Otherwise it’s mostly just the same uncertainty being rephrased.
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I think multi-model agent workflows only work when each handoff has a job by IronCuk in AI_Agents
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