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Manual prompt testing catches perhaps 10% of what a structured red-team programme finds. Enterprise deployments need systematic adversarial coverage — not heroic individual effort.
Alok Kulkarni
Most teams measure accuracy. The best teams measure the entire evaluation lifecycle — from input telemetry to judge reasoning traces. Here is what you are missing without trace-level observability.
Alok Kulkarni
Enterprise contact centre AI fails in predictable patterns when conversations leave the intended path. Five failure modes account for the majority of incidents — and all of them are testable before deployment.
Alok Kulkarni
The EU AI Act entered into force in August 2024. Compliance obligations for high-risk AI systems are now active. Here is what the Act actually requires from your evaluation programme — and the gaps most teams have.
Alok Kulkarni
Most teams test their model before initial deployment. Very few have automated evaluation pipelines that run on subsequent model updates. The gap between a deployment test and a sustainable programme is where most AI quality stories end.
Alok Kulkarni
External resources
Authoritative frameworks, standards, and research cited across our articles.
The definitive guide to the top security risks in LLM applications. Updated for 2025 with new findings on agentic systems.
NIST AI RMF 1.0 — the US federal framework for managing AI risk across the full AI lifecycle. Widely adopted internationally.
Adversarial Threat Landscape for AI Systems — the most comprehensive taxonomy of real-world AI and ML attack techniques.
Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 — the full text of the EU AI Act as published in the Official Journal of the European Union.
Standardised span attributes and event names for instrumenting LLM and generative AI applications with OpenTelemetry.
Comprehensive annual report tracking AI development, deployment, public perception, policy, and safety research worldwide.