The issue, then, becomes training. As you say we're used to ignoring entire classes of alert so having a documented process for how to handle specific alert con

The issue, then, becomes training. As you say we're used to ignoring entire classes of alert so having a documented process for how to handle specific alert conditions and training with that process isn't comomon. Like any other skill, use it or lose it: train with arbitrary automation failures so the skill of triage is exercised and make sure there is up-to-date documentation that's easily referenced. It's not quite avionics-level but at my work SOP is that every automated process be documented as human-readable text which is easily visible if the automated process encounters an error condition.