An auditable system keeps a record. It logs the inputs it used, the sources it drew on, and the path from question to answer. When a leader asks "why did the model say this," the answer is retrievable, not guessed.
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Auditability is the difference between an assistant that produces plausible text and a system that produces defensible work. In regulated and high-stakes settings, the second is the only acceptable form.