Which risk increases when a fighter jet's fly-by-wire system suffers undetected latency?

💡 Explanation

Pilot-induced oscillation risk escalates because negative feedback control experiences a phase delay, therefore amplifies unintended pilot inputs rather than dampening them as intended. Because latency creates instability, A is true rather than scenarios created by other system malfunctions.

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