The warning sign in Camera Raw

Why a warning sign shows everytime when I open a file in Camera Raw? The sign shows only 1 or 2 seconds and then disappears.
Please check the attached jpg for the sign.
I notice it shows even the image is perfecly exposed(no over expose or under expose). Does anyone could tell me what dose the sign mean?
Thank you

This is a good segway into a question I have about ACR icons in the pictograph that appears at the top of the metadata column. They change when the photo is modified in RAW, but they don't always change to the same icon. I see a camera icon, a person icon and probably more.
What do they signify, and why should I care i.e., why are they there?

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