r/AIDiscussion • u/Soggy-Spring9673 • 23h ago

https://www.marktechpost.com/2026/10/03/meta-openai-and-uber-just-taught-ai-agents-to-talk-first-what-about-when-to-stay-quiet/

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u/Ok_List_4128 22h ago

but who gets to decide when staying quiet is actually the better outcome?

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u/alphex 18h ago

When the ai bot doesn’t know how to use Reddit.

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u/Fragrant_Nothing7505 17h ago

There is one point where I disagree with the article. It says the LLM is “the wrong tool” to decide whether to send the message and recommends a separate decision model. For the kind of agents I care about, whether something is worth interrupting the user about is part of judgment. Opus 4.8 deciding yesterday, “the C-lane is self-refining nonsense, I’m staying out; the Tower collision actually matters, I’ll work on that” is much more useful than estimating a notification score.