Opinion: trust infrastructure will matter more than benchmarks in the agentic era
AryHHAry · x · 2026-10-30
An Indonesian-language post argues AI's future lies not in bigger models but systems that can explain their own limits. As AI meets quantum computing, the question isn't just accuracy but what remains of "reasoning" when decisions emerge from complex probability distributions. The author contends trust infrastructure — evaluators, provenance, guardrails, audits that work in agentic settings — will matter more than benchmarks: faster but unauditable AI means moving risk, not progress.
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