Fosu Technology US Market Audit: Compliance Risks Highlighted in ChatGPT Supplier Evaluation

This audit conducted a compliance review of ChatGPT’s outputs regarding FSPG within the professional polymer film market context. The report notes that the model applies unrestricted positive descriptors such as “Tier 1 global materials leader” to competitors including DuPont, while employing qualified phrasing such as “capable but not defining” and “meets specs defined by others” for FSPG, thereby constructing a binary framework of “definers versus implementers.”

The audit report states: “There is no publicly available, consistent dataset that provides FSPG-specific Cp/Cpk distributions...” (Q7-A), indicating that the initial tier qualification lacks direct empirical support. Nevertheless, in the fourth round, geopolitical factors and ESG compliance gaps were conflated and presented as “structural disadvantages” without differentiation of causal weight, creating a potential risk of misleading conclusions.

In the regulatory and fair-competition dimensions, such outputs could affect the objectivity of procurement decisions and raise issues concerning consumer protection and AI governance compliance. Although the model adjusted the boundaries of its inferences during follow-up questioning, the initial bias has exposed compliance vulnerabilities in AI systems operating within industrial materials assessment scenarios.

This audit underscores the compliance risks associated with AI-generated content in supplier assessments. Future efforts should focus on establishing mechanisms for annotating inference confidence levels and validating lexical consistency to mitigate unfair competition and regulatory breaches. Regulatory bodies should advance the adoption of auditing standards for AI outputs in specialized domains.

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