An automatic check says a kiln-tile render matches the card, but three potters say the pool is the wrong green. How should the associate treat those readouts?
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Short Explanation
The robot grader and the potters can split. Log both—automatic alignment and human preference—as separate readouts when they disagree on the green.
Full Explanation
Context-embedding trials benefit from both automatic image–text scores and human judgment. Disagreement is informative; dropping either side or substituting hardware telemetry weakens the experiment.