The bottleneck to enterprise AI ROI is the feedback loop
That pipeline is where most vertical AI agent improvement actually happens today: a mirror of the adhoc process that works for software development, but does not hold when working with machine learning models. Here, we’ll discuss why this pipeline exists, why we think it is the biggest constraint on enterprise agent deployment, and what we think replaces it. AI is not hype, but there is a real gap AI is not hype.
- ▪That pipeline is where most vertical AI agent improvement actually happens today: a mirror of the adhoc process that works for software development, but does not hold when working with machine learning models.
- ▪Here, we’ll discuss why this pipeline exists, why we think it is the biggest constraint on enterprise agent deployment, and what we think replaces it.
- ▪AI is not hype, but there is a real gap AI is not hype.
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| Publication time | Thu, 30 Jul 2026 16:59:21 +0000 |
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PerspectiveThe correction loop is the bottleneckAnthony Le·Kinesthetic Research·July 2026We keep finding the same process inside teams building specialized agents for production: a spreadsheet of exported traces from their observability platforms, annotated by a subject matter expert, is converted into a Linear issue/Jira ticket and eventually lands as a barely tested prompt edit by an engineer who wasn’t in any of the conversations about this. That pipeline is where most vertical AI agent improvement actually happens today: a mirror of the adhoc process that works for software development, but does not hold when working with machine learning models.
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