AI Customer Answers Lack Auditable Evidence Trail for Compliance
Enterprises deploying AI in customer-facing roles cannot produce verifiable evidence of what criteria, sources, and execution contexts governed each AI response. Regulatory and legal requirements increasingly demand auditability of automated decisions. Internal logs are insufficient proof — external anchoring and tamper-evidence are absent from current AI deployment tooling.
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