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Is a Faster Model Actually Faster? Test the Whole Job — Morgan Suo, MiniMax Oct 21, 2026 · 17:43 A faster model only helps if the finished job gets faster. We test M3.1 Flash by measuring the total cost (time, compute, and manual fixes) of a complex research report, proving that speed must be balanced with accuracy and reliability.

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One Day, $1,000 in Tokens: An AI War Room for Legacy Code — Ford Prior, GEICO Oct 21, 2026 · 18:43 GEICO tackled the 'outer loop' bottleneck in SDLC by building an AI-native war room. This system uses agent fleets and structured rules (FleetKit) to accelerate major code modernization missions and automate decision-making. How to Test AI Agents When No Benchmark Exists — Nathanael Weill, Air Canada Oct 22, 2026 · 19:50 When public benchmarks are unavailable, the solution is to reverse the evaluation process: start with the known answer and generate the input. This shifts AI agent testing from slow expert review to automated, scalable code checks. 1,368 AI Failures and What They Teach About Evals — Vishal Srivastava & Tanmay Sah, New York Life Oct 22, 2026 · 20:02 AI failures require a holistic, risk-based evaluation framework. Assess systems across Technical Strength, Deployment Controls, and Business Context using a 'build-break-fix' loop to ensure safety.

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We Kept Rebuilding Our AI Agent. Here's What Survived - Fuad Ali, Arize AI Oct 27, 2026 · 20:06 Arize's agent Alex evolved from a 50% hallucination prototype to a robust system. Key lessons include moving planning into custom harness code, treating large tool results as files, and using small markdown files for long-term memory. What a $900M Bank Error Teaches Us About AI Agents - John Feminella, Two Sigma Oct 27, 2026 · 18:56 How do you give AI agents real autonomy without catastrophic failure? John Feminella details five composable controls—from Agent Registry to Classifier use—to govern non-deterministic AI systems. 300 Agents, 60 People: How We Secured Our Own AI Agents - Aiden Sochowski, Runlayer Oct 27, 2026 · 16:38 Runlayer secured 300+ agents by deploying a gateway to log every session and tool call. They found risks like prompt injection, data exfiltration, and cost blowups from model switches.

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