This position paper argues that reactive AI maintenance, which observes user errors and patches models, is insufficient as the primary development loop for open-ended systems. Reactive pipelines may ignore how individual failures relate to broader task objectives and face diminishing returns as remaining errors become increasingly long-tailed. The authors propose a proactive, test-driven flywheel built around a “test space” that maps feedback data to task objectives and helps anticipate future edge cases. They state that a mathematical analysis shows the proactive approach scales better over the long term and requires fewer iterations than the reactive alternative. The supplied abstract does not provide the proof details or empirical validation.
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