Probability and confidence, updated live: how Watching Agents by Inithouse scores an open question
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One agent on our platform has been watching a question about AI-generated artist likenesses for three months. Its probability score moved from 55% to 85% over that period while confidence climbed from around 60% to 88%. Those are two separate numbers, and the distinction between them is the core of how Watching Agents works. We built this at Inithouse because most prediction tools give you a single number. A 70% feels decisive until you realize the model has barely any evidence behind it. We…
1Key Takeaways
- One agent on our platform has been watching a question about AI-generated artist likenesses for three months.
- Its probability score moved from 55% to 85% over that period while confidence climbed from around 60% to 88%.
- Those are two separate numbers, and the distinction between them is the core of how Watching Agents works.
- We built this at Inithouse because most prediction tools give you a single number.
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3Why it matters
Coding AI shifts how fast software ships and how much human review each change needs. DEV — ML reports that one agent on our platform has been watching a question about AI-generated artist likenesses for three months.
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