Galileo Launches Agentic Evaluations to Ensure Trust in AI
Galileo, a San Francisco-based startup, is redefining artificial intelligence by prioritizing trust. The company has unveiled a new product, Agentic Evaluations, to tackle a pressing challenge in AI: ensuring autonomous systems, known as AI agents, work reliably.
The Rise of AI Agents
AI agents are gaining popularity across industries. These autonomous systems perform multi-step tasks, such as generating reports or analyzing customer data. However, their rapid adoption has raised a critical question: How can companies ensure these systems stay reliable after deployment?
Galileo’s CEO, Vikram Chatterji, believes the company has the solution. “Over the last six to eight months, we’ve seen customers adopting agentic systems,” he said. “LLMs can now act as smart routers, selecting the right API calls to complete tasks. Moving from text generation to task completion was a huge leap.”
Evaluating AI Agents
Galileo’s framework evaluates AI agents at three key stages:
- Tool Selection Quality: Ensures the system picks the right tools.
- Error Detection: Identifies issues in tool calls.
- Task Completion: Tracks session success.
The platform also monitors critical metrics for large-scale AI deployments, such as costs and latency.
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Enterprise Adoption of Galileo
Major companies like Cisco and Ema (founded by Coinbase’s former chief product officer) already use Galileo’s platform. These enterprises leverage AI agents for tasks like customer support and financial analysis, reporting significant productivity gains.
For instance, a sales representative using AI-enabled agents can complete a week’s outreach work in just two days, according to Chatterji. The return on investment is clear.
$68 Million in Funding Drives Innovation
Galileo’s launch follows recent success. Last October, the company secured $45 million in Series B funding, led by Scale Venture Partners, bringing total funding to $68 million. Analysts predict the AI operations tools market could hit $4 billion by 2025.
As AI adoption accelerates, the stakes are rising. Studies reveal that advanced models like GPT-4 hallucinate about 23% of the time during Q&A tasks. Galileo’s tools help enterprises detect and address these issues before deployment.
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Tackling AI Hallucinations and Scale
Galileo focuses on reliable, production-ready solutions. Its tools ensure AI agents perform accurately, reducing risks and controlling costs. For businesses deploying enterprise AI, Galileo’s platform provides essential safeguards.
“Before launching, customers want to ensure the system works flawlessly,” Chatterji explained. “Our tool chain allows them to use our metrics as a foundation for testing.”
The Future of AI Agents
Performance monitoring tools are becoming vital as enterprises expand AI use. Galileo’s latest product aims to support businesses in deploying AI responsibly and effectively.
“2025 will be the year of AI agents,” said Chatterji. “However, companies launching agents without robust testing are facing negative outcomes. The need for proper evaluations has never been greater.”
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