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Building an AI That Refuses to Say "Safe": Reliability Engineering for an Offline Disaster App

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Most AI reliability writing assumes a network. You call a bigger model to double-check, you log to a server, you push a hotfix when something goes wrong. A disaster app breaks every one of those assumptions. By the time someone opens it, the cell tower may be rubble and the phone may be in airplane…

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  1. 2026-10-06 13:12 · DEV Community — AI
    Building an AI That Refuses to Say "Safe": Reliability Engineering for an Offline Disaster App

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