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Graduate Level: Trust Equation; Evaluating Agent Reliability

Evaluate agent reliability: when to trust auto completion vs when human verification is essential

Deploying an autonomous agent is an act of delegation, which requires trust. However, trust in AI should be calculated, not blind. An agent's reliability is not a fixed quality; it is a direct function of the task it is performing. This lesson provides a framework for evaluating that reliability to decide when to allow full autonomy versus when human verification is essential.

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  • Understand autonomous agents: how they work, when to use them, and their current limitations and risks
  • Create agentic workflows with checkpoints: when to let AI proceed autonomously vs when to require human approval
  • Troubleshoot complex agent failures: diagnosing tool selection errors, reasoning breakdowns, context loss, or safety interventions

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