A mine-conveyor stop is supposed to “keep hands off the belt.” The conventional interlock had numbered requirements down to code. The vision add-on is specified mostly as “learn from last year’s incident clips.” What safety challenge should the tester explain?
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Short Explanation
The conventional interlock had numbered requirements down to code. The vision add-on is mostly learn from last year's incident clips. AI safety work often starts from those vague goals, so traceability from requirement to implementation is weaker. Vague clips do not skip safety testing.
Full Explanation
AI in safety-related systems often encodes goals implicitly in training data, weakening requirement-to-implementation traceability. Claiming stronger traceability, skipping testing, or substituting Chapter 4 testability misses that challenge.