Most agent demos focus on what the AI can do. Send the email. Update the CRM. Book the meeting. Resolve the ticket. But in real workflows, the more important skill might be knowing when not to act. When the context is incomplete. When the data is outdated. When the action is irreversible. When the downside is too high. When a human should review first. A powerful agent without stopping rules feels risky. A slightly less autonomous agent with clear escalation logic feels much more useful. What would make you trust an AI agent with real responsibility? submitted by /u/Alpertayfur
Originally posted by u/Alpertayfur on r/ArtificialInteligence
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