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A utility company is about to launch a billing assistant.

Customers will type quickly, misspell words and sometimes try to trick the assistant into revealing other customers' data or ignoring its rules. The team must show that the assistant holds up under these inputs before launch.

Which testing approach fits BEST?

Choose one answer.

  1. A. Adversarial testing with difficult prompts, including misspellings and manipulation attempts, logging each failure.
  2. B. Accuracy testing on the standard FAQ answers, using the same clean, well-formed wording the assistant was built and tuned with.
  3. C. A load test sending thousands of simple, well-formed billing questions per minute to measure response times and errors.
  4. D. A customer satisfaction survey run after launch, with changes to the assistant's wording made from the feedback customers return.
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Answer: A

  • A. Right: Correct. Testing with misspellings and manipulation attempts checks robustness and safety before customers see the assistant. Each failure gives the team something concrete to fix. Learn more: Prompt injection security - Amazon Bedrock (opens in a new tab)
  • B. Wrong: Clean wording only tests the easy cases. The assistant could still fail when customers misspell words or try to manipulate it.
  • C. Wrong: Load testing checks capacity and speed. It says nothing about how the assistant handles tricky or misleading inputs.
  • D. Wrong: A survey only collects feedback after launch. It cannot show that the assistant holds up before customers use it, so it does not meet a pre-launch requirement.

Explanation

Responsible AI practice includes testing a model against unexpected and adversarial inputs, because real users will not always write clean questions. Robustness testing before launch finds weak points while they are still cheap to fix. This question tests choosing a testing method that matches the risk.

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