AI Agents Rarely Crash. They Fail Quietly, and Research Shows Why
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Summary: Large language model agents now answer support tickets, query databases and plan trips. When they go wrong, they usually return a confident answer and a success code. A growing body of research explains why these failures are hard to see, and how engineering teams are learning to
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