Artificial
We keep giving agents more autonomy and less oversight and it's starting to feel backwards.
Every new framework release has the same kinda brag with stuff like longer task chains, more tool access, fewer "check in with a human" checkpoints. Okay, that's cool. Except almost nobody in these threads is talking about what happens when one of these things quietly does the wrong thing for three days straight before anyone notices. I saw some discussion where someone's agent had been silently retrying a broken API call and racking up costs the entire weekend, and the top comment was...
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