Cyara has announced new agentic testing and AI governance capabilities to ensure AI agents deliver consistent and reliable interactions once deployed into customer service.
These tools are designed to validate and monitor AI behavior in both voice and digital channels, both before and after customer interactions.
This move supports Cyara’s wide goal to address the gap between projected benefits of agentic AI and current customer perceptions of its performance.
Sushil Kumar, CEO at Cyara, argues that enterprises can only deploy AI agents responsibly if they can verify ahead of time that those agents perform correctly, follow regulations, and avoid bias, and that Cyara’s new capabilities provide that assurance.
"Every enterprise wants to deploy AI agents in their contact center. The ones who actually will are the ones who can prove those agents work, before customers find out they don't,” he explained.
“We built these capabilities because the level of assurance has to match the level of autonomy.
“If you're putting an AI agent on a live customer call, you need to know it will handle the conversation correctly, comply with regulations, and not introduce bias. That's what Cyara now delivers.”
The Trust Gap Facing AI in Customer Service
A Gartner study has revealed that agentic AI will autonomously resolve 80% of common customer service issues by 2029, with enterprises expected to see reduced costs and low-effort experiences for customers.
However, much research shows that many AI-driven customer service interactions are unable to meet these projected benefits.
Customers are continuing to report negative interactions with AI and automation, as agents continue to lack empathy and context during conversations, leading to frustration and weakening customer loyalty.
Many organizations are continuing to experience inaccurate answers, inconsistent guidance, or hallucinated information because they don’t have strong governance to manage the AI’s movements.
According to the PEX Report 2025/26, 96% of CX leaders believe that AI is essential for workflows, but only 43% have a governance policy in place.
As customer demands begin to turn toward security, trust, and reliability, enterprises that operate without any proper governance in place can create customer doubt about the safety of their data.
This can include violations of disclosure rules, privacy requirements, or financial regulations, increasing risk with autonomous or agentic behavior that has not been checked before deployment.
Customers may also experience inconsistencies in interactions, where an AI can accidentally produce discriminatory or unequal treatments between customer groups.
Without proper governance, bias goes undetected and becomes a systemic risk.
Whilst CX leaders still believe their AI agents are consistently handling customer service tasks reliably, this creates a mismatch between AI’s anticipated capabilities and the current reality of customer interactions.
Cyara Targets Customer Trust in Agentic AI Deployments
In response, Cyara has provided three interconnected capabilities designed to support reliable and governed deployments of agentic AI across three CX environments within its AI Trust suite.




