@kidtsang@Transform_Sec@VentureBeat Exactly right, Keith. The governance failure isn't just operational, it's a leadership visibility problem. When agent actions aren't classified as chaos events, they never surface in the risk reporting that executives actually see. The blast radius stays invisible until it isn't.
@kannagoldsun@VentureBeat Thank you for sharing this, Kannan. The chaos engineering and agentic AI communities have been operating as separate disciplines for too long. I appreciate you helping bridge that conversation.
@Corix_JC Thank you for sharing this, @Corix_JC. Appreciate it!
Every autonomous agent action is effectively a chaos event.
The real risk is when technically correct actions happen with incomplete system context, and the resulting blast radius gets treated as a normal infra incident.
@VentureBeat The incident that motivated this piece never made it into a postmortem as an agent failure. It was logged as a connection pool saturation.
The agent was invisible in the record, and what you can't see in your incident history, you can't govern going forward.
There is a category of production incident that engineering teams are not tracking yet — because it doesn't fit any existing postmortem template. #AI#ArtificialIntelligence#GenerativeAI
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Everyone's debating IBM Bob vs Claude Code.
Wrong question.
They're solving different problems at different layers.
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In a top-notch TDS debut, Sayali Patil brings clarity to the complexities of chaos engineering and explains why it might just be the next big thing for AI systems in production. https://t.co/g9D49wuZo6
If you can’t explain the design without the code, you don’t own the system, you’re just hosting it. Read more on the hidden costs of AI-generated debt
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The gender gap in AI isn’t just a social issue, it’s an architectural one.
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Shared some thoughts with @nojitter_ about AI deployment ≠ adoption, and that gap is where most teams lose momentum.
Great piece by @terricoles_
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Most AI post-mortems start the same way: the model metrics looked great. So what went wrong?
Sayali Patil has lived that moment. In her latest piece for CIO, she makes the case that model accuracy is the wrong thing to optimize for in production, and that the real failure points lie in the pipelines, feedback loops, and architectures surrounding the model.
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Netflix chaos-tests their infrastructure. Nobody is chaos-testing their AI. That gap is going to be expensive — and the methodology to close it already exists. - by @patilksayali https://t.co/Ge5TQ6FScP #aireliability#aichaosengineering
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