This article proposes a method for comparing AI chatbot services like OpenAI ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini for use in candidate scoring pipelines. Instead of making a direct hiring decision based on a chatbot's score, the author suggests using these services as replaceable components within a rubric-based scoring system. The approach emphasizes creating a standardized interface that preserves evidence, explicitly handles uncertainty, and rejects malformed outputs, ensuring that requests can be moved between different providers without losing meaning. This method aims to improve auditability and ease of replacement by abstracting provider-specific details behind adapters and focusing on structured outputs like 'meets', 'partial', 'does_not_meet', or 'insufficient_evidence' with accompanying rationale and confidence levels. AI
IMPACT Provides a framework for evaluating and integrating LLMs into business workflows, emphasizing auditability and portability.
RANK_REASON Article discusses practical application of existing LLMs for a specific business process.
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