Yes, and it is one of the most convincing ways to test procedure AI, since you already know what the experts decided. You give the AI the same information the experts had at the time, like reports, incidents and lessons learned, and compare its recommendations with the changes that were actually made.
The comparison shows where the AI agrees with experts, where it misses something and where it suggests changes the experts did not make, some of which may turn out to be useful. It is a safe way to build confidence before the AI is used on live procedures.