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An AI Agent interface may return a 200 status code that appears successful, yet the generated content may be a hallucination—this type of semantic-level error is a blind spot that traditional monitoring cannot capture.
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8/8/2026
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AI Agent可观测性：生产环境调试与幻觉治理新范式
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