I tested 5 approaches to guiding AI agent behavior across 3,000 eval runs to see what actually makes agents reliable. Strands steering hooks was the only one that hit 100% accuracy
Here's how it works:
The key is just-in-time guidance for the model before tool calls and at the end of a turn. Steering handlers observe what the agent is doing and intervene only when the model is about to go off track.
Full results and code in the post
https://t.co/Gv6enSII6a
@__apf__ I am 6 months into the idea our house needs a cat. Just used this tweet as a defense that I have a decade before conciding and getting a 🐈. Thank you for the assistance 🙂
Enterprises have an average of $1.875 BILLION in hidden risk exposure when they fail to meet third-party insurance requirements. This finding, and more, are in our 2022 State of Insurance Verification Report out today! #insurance#verification#risk https://t.co/rJznXpyjyM
Not a good PR move but a very predictable outcome.
FatFace tells customers to keep its data breach ‘strictly private’ – TechCrunch https://t.co/LaaB9Wo4Lz
Worst password lists are always a quick entertainment followed by disappointment that we continue to have this problem.
https://t.co/m4CZQmTGcw via @GoogleNews
I had some, uh, let's call them "robust" discussions earlier this week about people being bad at reading URLs, especially when we're talking about phishing and very small differences in homoglyphs. Tweets didn't do it justice, so here's the full write-up: https://t.co/Vchilq1s9z
Size of Annemiek van Vleuten's wrist on the finish line of today's #GiroRosa - apparently fractured.
Fair play for finishing, even if perhaps we're not supposed to praise those endeavours of bravery in the light of serious injury these days.
Hard as nails.