edge case
An edge case is an uncommon input or situation outside a system’s usual operating conditions.
An edge case is an uncommon input, condition or situation outside the usual path through a software or AI system. It may involve an exception, but it does not necessarily mean an error; it is considered separately from typical use cases.
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…lenge itself by appending a word such as "but," "however" or "yet" to that first pass, which prompts it to look for flaws and edge cases in its own assumptions.
A starting set of about 20 realistic test cases covers edge cases, missing data and requests the agent must refuse.
He also doubts that rule lists can scale, since designers cannot foresee every edge case.
Developers may also need to refine instructions, wait through iterations, debug edge cases and revise generated code before it is ready for production.
The team did not need every database structure, formula or edge case in a general-purpose product.
Once a concept holds up, they move to coded prototypes built with Deel UI components, where details and edge cases matter more.