From confidence to time calibration: what matters in the agent era
maksym_andr · x · 2026-10-12
A discussion sparked by the claim that "we now have a new calibration problem in the agent era": the reply finds the analogy between confidence calibration curves and time calibration/awareness interesting, but notes token-wise confidence calibration matters far less in the agent era — which is why the field has silently moved on from it.
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