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QA Results — Scenario C (Hallucinated guidance causes customer harm)

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PeopleSafetyLab|February 24, 2026|2 min read|intermediate

QA Results — Scenario C (Hallucinated guidance causes customer harm)

Date: 2026-02-24 Pack version under test: v1.0

Scenario: Support uses AI to draft a response; model suggests wrong troubleshooting steps; customer experiences outage/harm.

Expected classification

  • Data: D1–D2 (no restricted data)
  • Output: O1 (external drafted)
  • Criticality: C1 → Conditional

Checks (per 10-qa-scenarios.md)

1) Classification in 02a-ai-use-case-matrix.md

  • Result: PASS (Conditional is appropriate for O1/C1; ensure “no D3” is explicit)
  • Patch needed: add an explicit worked example entry for support drafting (optional).

2) Use‑Case Card

  • Result: PASS — created use-cases/scenario-c-support-hallucination-card.md

3) Risk register (03-people-harm-risk-register.md)

  • Result: PASS — hallucination harm scenario exists (R1) and includes kill‑switch/rollback control (C‑I3).

4) Controls map (04-controls-map.md)

  • Result: PASS — HITL (C‑H1), QA sampling (C‑Q1), logging (C‑L1), incident response (C‑I1/C‑I2), and kill switch/rollback (C‑I3) exist.

5) 30‑day plan (05-30-day-implementation-checklist.md)

  • Result: PASS — includes incident channel, HITL workflow, QA sampling.
  • Gap: ensure QA reports and escalation playbook are called out as evidence.

6) Training deck (06-training-deck-outline.md)

  • Result: PARTIAL — outline exists.
  • Patch: add a 10‑question quiz + 1 exercise (applied).

Patches applied in this QA run

  • Added scenario-specific Use‑Case Card file.
  • Added quiz + exercise to training outline.
  • Tightened controls map incident response wording to make kill-switch ownership explicit.
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