Strongest objection
What pushes against this view?
Black-box testing can misinterpret nondeterministic systems, violate terms or law if done carelessly, and overstate what a small benchmark proves.
QAEDA-ARG-012 · methodological rule
A meaningful audit should compare documented policy with observable system behavior and should keep evidence, methodology, and normative scoring criteria explicit.
Strongest objection
Black-box testing can misinterpret nondeterministic systems, violate terms or law if done carelessly, and overstate what a small benchmark proves.
Current response
Testing should be bounded, lawful, reproducible, privacy-preserving, and explicit about sampling limits. QAEDA’s public audit framework is methodology, not permission for intrusive testing or a certification badge.
Revision rule
Revise audit categories and metrics when evidence shows they are unreliable, easy to game, non-reproducible, or poorly connected to real cognitive-liberty outcomes.
Open question
Which audit measurements best predict real user agency and privacy rather than merely compliance theater?
Argument graph
Apply the argument
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Trace the basis
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Challenge the reasoning
Point to a missing premise, stronger objection, counterexample, source, or revision condition. Stable IDs make disagreement specific.