Prompt Fidelity for AI agents is defined by the constraints you give to the agent when asking it to perform some action. Each constraint within a prompt narrows the possible paths that the agent can take by some measurable amount. A naïve approach to calculating fidelity would be to count each constraint, add up the ones that are verifiable, and the ones that are inferred. The problem with that approach is that each constraint is weighted the same. In audio systems, “fidelity” is a measure of how faithfully the system reproduces the original signal. High fidelity does not guarantee that the music itself is good. High fidelity only guarantees that the music sounds how it did when it was recorded. Prompt fidelity is the same idea: how much of your original intent (signal) was faithfully fulfilled by the agentic system. I wrote this blog after exploring Spotify’s Prompted Playlist feature. https://towardsdatascience.com/prompt-fidelity-measuring-how-much-of-your-intent-an-ai-agent-actually-executes submitted by /u/cardstocks
Originally posted by u/cardstocks on r/ArtificialInteligence
