CCAR-P Question 34

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  ,B - Options A and B describe model-specific behavioral risks. An overly broad safety response is a false positive caused by how the language model interprets contextual or surface-level signals. A plausible but unsupported answer is a hallucination: the generated statement appears credible but lacks grounding in the retrieved evidence. Anthropic recommends grounding factual responses in source material, requiring citations, allowing Claude to express uncertainty, and verifying generated claims. Options C, D, and E are conventional infrastructure or application failures involving certificates, routing, and database connectivity. They can occur in systems that do not use an LLM and should be addressed through standard monitoring, configuration management, retry policies, and operational testing. Anthropic: Reduce hallucinations