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This study highlights a critical gap in AI safety auditing for healthcare, revealing that systematic discrepancies exist between API-based evaluations and actual consumer chatbot interactions. For the industry to trust frontier models with health advice, providers must prioritize enabling faithful replication of user settings to ensure rigorous and valid audits. The findings underscore that current evaluation methodologies may fail to capture real-world risks if they do not mirror the specific access modes users employ.
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Challenges of Auditing: Variability in Outputs of Large Language Models for Health

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arXiv:2609.16590v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: People increasingly use frontier AI models for health advice, but via different access modes (e.g., ChatGPT, ChatGPT Health, APIs) with varying settings. Here, we find systematic differences across access modes. Because evaluations typically rely on APIs while consumers interact through chatbot interfaces, these discrepancies limit evaluation validity. Our findings underscore an urgent need for model providers to enable faithful replication of consumer experiences and settings for rigorous audits.

Abstract:People increasingly use frontier AI models for health advice, but via different access modes (e.g., ChatGPT, ChatGPT Health, APIs) with varying settings. Here, we find systematic differences across access modes. Because evaluations typically rely on APIs while consumers interact through chatbot interfaces, these discrepancies limit evaluation validity. Our findings underscore an urgent need for model providers to enable faithful replication of consumer experiences and settings for rigorous audits.

Computation and Language (cs.CL)

arXiv:2609.16590 [cs.CL]

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