Machine learning operates by identifying trends in past information to forecast future events, though these results are based on likelihoods rather than certainties. These systems address various challenges, including classification, regression, clustering, and anomaly detection, with each method designed to answer specific types of questions. For example, classification is a vital tool in cybersecurity that organizes data into established groups based on previously identified examples. While these automated processes are powerful, they are fundamentally imperfect, making the inclusion of human oversight necessary to manage errors. Ultimately, the quality of features ...