The bought leaf-net already favored glossy studio photos and failed on frost-bitten sheets. After fine-tuning on the herbarium’s own trays, those habits are still there. What risk should the tester summarize?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
A bought leaf-net that favored glossy studio photos, then still failed on frost-bitten sheets after fine-tuning, is inherited-limitation risk. Biases and vulnerabilities travel with the pretrained core. Testers must still check reliability and fairness on the new job. Fine-tuning does not clear that skew.
Full Explanation
Biases and vulnerabilities travel with the pretrained core after fine-tuning or RAG. Testers still check the new job. Claiming a clean slate, turning the item into a Chapter 5 how-to, or denying inheritance misses that risk.