“You don't want the agent to be marking its own homework. You don't want the agent to be deciding, yeah, the thing I decided to do, I definitely think I should do.”

…an agent and persuade it to send me some money, that would be great. But yeah, I guess, yeah, there's a place for a decider model in something like that. So, one of the things that you want to do when you're doing and implementing these guardrails is you want to have a system which is able, or it's a good idea to have a system which is out of loop of the agent that you're currently running. So, you don't want the agent to be marking its own homework. You don't want the agent to be deciding, yeah, the thing I decided to do, I definitely think I should do. And so, having something which is running somewhere else. So, this is where we have like LLM as a judge and all that kind of stuff comes into play. Those kinds of terms are used for different things, but this could be used there too. And so, a decider model might mean that we can have some decisions made around those kinds of processes maybe more frequently than we could before, because it's in…