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Retrieved documents do not support the question.
Prevent guessing.
Choose two designs.
Hint 1: Focus on the requirement Require relevance, evidence support, freshness, and access before answering; otherwise communicate uncertainty and a safe next step.
Hint 2: Key terms Review grounded refusal behavior.
Insufficient evidenceA condition in which available sources do not support a reliable conclusion.
Grounded responseA response whose important claims are tied to verifiable evidence.
Safe refusalA controlled statement that declines unsupported or unsafe assistance.
Clarification requestA prompt for information needed to answer within evidence and policy bounds. × Incorrect Check relevance, evidence support, freshness, and authorization and return uncertainty, missing information, or human review below a threshold.
Detailed explanation A Incorrect Create a plausible document link instead of refusing
Users are misled.
B Incorrect Let the model guess whenever one result exists
Evidence is insufficient.
C Correct Show missing information, search time, next source, or human contact
Users know the next action.
D Correct Check relevance, evidence support, freshness, and authorization and return unknown below a threshold
Unsupported claims are reduced.
Check official documentation Compare the following points with the official documentation.
AWS公式AIF-C01 Domain 3.1・3.4のグラウンディング、根拠、拒否を確認する。
Official references Official documentation 1 Official documentation 2 What to confirm 根拠不足を正しく示し、利用者へ確認先と安全な代替を案内できる。
Key points Insufficient evidence Refusal Additional information Notes Environment: AWS公式AIF-C01試験ガイドとAWS公式ドキュメントの確認 Compare the definition with the AIF-C01 objective and the service documentation before applying it. Keep the concept separate from a particular answer choice or implementation step. Foundation review Insufficient evidence A condition in which available sources do not support a reliable conclusion.
Grounded response A response whose important claims are tied to verifiable evidence.
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