If a manufacturing system incorrectly infers a universal statement from limited observations during quality control, which problem arises?

💡 Explanation

A loss of soundness happens because the inference system derives conclusions that are not universally true, even if the premises are. Therefore, the inference is unsound, rather than the other options that address completeness and algorithmic complexity which are distinct issues.

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