Discussion
What does it mean for a system to be brittle?
Answer: C
A brittle system performs well within its intended envelope and then degrades abruptly rather than gracefully when conditions move slightly outside it, which was the characteristic failure of rule based expert systems. Graceful degradation is the property wanted instead. Maintenance burden, data sensitivity and portability are separate weaknesses. How a system behaves at the edge of its competence matters at least as much as how it behaves at the centre, and it is much less often measured.
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