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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>== Observability (AI) ==<br />
The practice of monitoring an AI system's real-world behaviour once it is deployed, tracking things such as output quality, latency, error rates, and cases where behaviour drifts from what was seen during testing. Observability differs from a one-off [[Benchmark (AI evaluation)|benchmark]] score in that it is continuous: without it, a model's performance can silently degrade in production, for example if the pattern of user queries or the meaning of "good" outputs shifts over time. (See also: [[Benchmark (AI evaluation)|Benchmark]], [[Latency (AI)|Latency]])<br />
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[[Category:Artificial Intelligence]]<br />
[[Category:AI Deployment and Risk]]<br />
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