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Statistically, if the fault rate is 50%, the probability of missing it in a single run is 50%, and at least 5 runs are needed to reduce the miss probability below 3%.
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AI Customer Service Evaluation Gone Wrong: 41 Failures, 28 Were Test Bugs
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