AI in 2025 promises intelligent action, not just smarter chat. But are enterprises prepared for the agentic shift and the complex reliability hurdles it brings?

Join Conor Bronsdon on Chain of Thought with fellow co-hosts and Galileo co-founders, Vikram Chatterji (CEO) and Atindriyo Sanyal (CTO), as they explore this pivotal transformation. They discuss how generative AI is evolving from a simple tool into a powerful engine for enterprise task automation, a significant advance driving the pursuit of substantial ROI. This shift is also fueling what Vikram observes as a "gold rush" for middleware and frameworks, alongside healthy skepticism about making widespread agentic task completion a practical reality.

As these AI systems grow into highly complex, compound structures—often incorporating multimodal inputs and multi-agent designs—Vikram and Atin address the critical challenges around debugging, achieving reliability, and solving the profound measurement problem. They share Galileo's vision for an AI reliability platform designed to tame these intricate systems through robust guardrailing, advanced metric engines like Luna, and actionable developer insights. Tune in to understand how the industry is moving beyond point-in-time evaluations to continuous AI reliability, crucial for building trustworthy, high-performing AI applications at scale.