- In short
- Fairness is an architecture property, not a vendor property: a model passing its provider's fairness evaluations says nothing about a corpus, prompt, or routing logic added afterward, because skew introduced by an architect's own retrieval corpus is invisible to the model provider and untested by their evaluations. Without decision-level logging at the injection points, an architect cannot prove or disprove that a specific point caused an unequal outcome, so fairness and explainability must be designed as architecture requirements owned by the deployment team.
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