A public-school bus-routing pack will feed a safety-critical stop list. A colleague wants the same light skim used on a cafeteria-menu wording draft. What should the tester select?
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Short Explanation
A wrong bus stop hurts more than a wrong menu adjective. Higher risk means deeper detection—not the same skim just because the model sounded sure.
Full Explanation
Detection intensity should follow the estimated risk of hallucination, reasoning error, or bias for the GenAI test task. Safety-critical artefacts warrant cross-verification, SME consultation, and execution—not confidence-based skimming. Risk of the task, not model tone, drives the effort.