As agent-based systems evolve, one design question keeps coming up: 🤔 who decides the work is done? In VentureBeat, our very own Sean Brownell shares why separating the builder from the evaluator isn’t new — but remains one of the most important patterns for building reliable, observable AI systems. The takeaway: 💡 what works for deterministic tasks doesn’t always translate to subjective or design-driven work — where human judgment still plays a critical role. A thoughtful perspective on where agent orchestration is heading: https://lnkd.in/gmdCNdiB #enterpriseAI #aiengineering #agentarchitecture
Agent Orchestration: Where Human Judgment Meets AI
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seen this a lot, where human judgment ends up catching stuff AI just cant spot, especially in creative or design-heavy gigs.