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How Databricks’ Agent Bricks uses AI to judge AI
- Databricks Inc. introduces Agent Bricks, a tool on the Mosaic AI platform to evaluate AI performance using large language model judges.
- Agent Bricks aims to reflect best practices and techniques for building reliable AI agents.
- AI scientist Jonathan Frankle discusses the development and evolution of Agent Bricks.
- The tool helps users evaluate the reliability of their agents by defining criteria and comparing performance.
- Agent Bricks employs large language models (LLMs) as judges, ensuring alignment with human judgment.
- Human involvement is crucial in the agent development process to train agents effectively.
- Databricks focuses on scaled reinforcement learning to customize LLMs using available data.
- Tools like Agent Bricks encourage users to think like software engineers and prioritize reliability over quick demonstrations.
- AI engineering involves careful calibration to solve specific problems effectively.
- The aim is to continuously test and evaluate AI models to enhance reliability and performance.
- Databricks updates enable vibe coding, but tools like Agent Bricks aim to improve users' engineering mindset.
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- TheCUBE's coverage of Databricks' Data + AI Summit includes an interview with Jonathan Frankle.
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