A public-art mural-permit pack still drifts on long scripts even after the team uses a low temperature and a seed. What should the team remember about reproducibility and verification?
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Short Explanation
Even with the knobs turned carefully, GenAI can still wander on long packs — like a GPS that usually repeats a route but not always. Low temperature and a seed help, they do not finish the job. Structured verification still belongs in the workflow.
Full Explanation
Temperature and seed are useful mitigations for sampling variability, but syllabus guidance is clear that complete reproducibility cannot be guaranteed. Testers therefore keep automated or otherwise structured checks on generated artifacts. Treating the knobs as a full substitute for verification is a risk-management mistake.