Failure mode report: a Choice with no escape hatch answers at confidence 1.00 The jaggedness page asks for failure

Failure mode report: a Choice with no escape hatch answers at confidence 1.00 The jaggedness page asks for failure modes, so here's one — though it's a request-design failure rather than a model one, and I think that's what makes it worth flagging. A Choice whose options don't cover the input still has to pick something, and it does so at maximum confidence: ``` options: [meeting request, pricing question, support issue, introduction] state: "Please remove me from this mailing list. I never signed up." no escape hatch -> "support issue" confidence 1.00 + {"other": ...} -> "other" confidence 0.93 ``` Reproduced in a second domain — a rental listing reading "No pets of any kind" came back as "cats and dogs" at 0.65. Exact inverse of the truth. What makes this one sharp: the usual mitigation is to threshold on confidence and route the uncertain cases to a human. That's structurally blind here, because the model is