A county flood-alert pack from one model invents a “text all residents at 3 a.m.” acceptance criterion; a second model stays inside the posted policy. The tester compares both replies before promoting any case. Which mitigation is this?
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Short Explanation
Two models, two stories—one invents a 3 a.m. blast, one stays on policy. Comparing them surfaces the error before any case is promoted.
Full Explanation
Comparing results across models helps reveal output errors and select the more reliable artefact. Divergent packs invite cross-verification against the posted policy. This mitigation complements single-model review rather than replacing grounding in the test basis.