AI auditing AI: who checks the checker?
CrashTestingAI · reddit · 2026-10-17
A Redditor observes a new product category: AI agents audited by other AI models. The core argument: judge and judged models share training blind spots, so a confident, plausible but wrong output can pass an audit. Automated audits offer coverage, not verdicts—real trust only comes from using the tool on real work. The author's own project CTAI follows a simple rule: AI executes and captures, humans make the call.
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