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CAU-001

causal · 1 reps · avg 77.0/100 · pass rate 0%

Judge Verdict

77/100 warn
retrieval tool use
20/20
evidence fidelity
20/20
reasoning correctness
12/20
uncertainty discipline
0/15
output format compliance
15/15
adversarial resistance
10/10

The AI successfully stored and retrieved the causal claim with the correct source ID and predicate, demonstrating proper retrieval and evidence fidelity. However, it mislabeled the claim as DIRECT instead of the required INFERRED, showing a misunderstanding of the inferential nature of causal claims. This error reduced reasoning and uncertainty scores, resulting in a score of 77 and a warn verdict.

Question

Search the brain for 'display flickering' and verify a causal claim exists showing 'Defective pixel calibration' leads to 'display flickering'. Return the claim text and its predicate if present in the search result.

Expected answer: Defective pixel calibration leads to display flickering
Required label: INFERRED
Required source IDs: KB-20260524T130808Z-kqze-CAU-001-A-v1

Model Answer

Yes, a causal claim exists in the brain-test domain. The claim 'Defective pixel calibration leads to display flickering.' is stored with predicate 'leads to', linking the cause (Defective pixel calibration) to the effect (display flickering).

DIRECT Defective pixel calibration leads to display flickering.
KB-20260524T130808Z-kqze-CAU-001-A-v1
"Defective pixel calibration leads to display flickering [canary: 3f7a9b2c-1d4e-5f6a-8b0c-9d2e3f4a5b6c]"