Autonomy Incident Response Cards
Recall the first containment moves for an autonomous-system incident.
Let's keep it running so we can collect more examples. The autonomous system is still taking live actions that may be harmful. Your line We can preserve evidence from logs. First we freeze the harmful action path, keep read-only telemetry, and name the incident lead. Do not trade live harm for cleaner debugging data. It follows incident-command sequencing: command and containment before deeper analysis. What are the first four autonomy incident moves? Name command, state objective, freeze harmful action, preserve evidence. These moves stop drift and keep investigation possible. Containment vs root cause Do both, but sequence containment first because…
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