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AI is already being used to sort applications, flag transactions, and prioritize requests. That can make systems faster, but it creates a strange problem. If an AI rejects your application, who explains the decision? A customer service worker? The company? The model? The person who designed the workflow? I’m comfortable with AI helping people make decisions. I’m less comfortable with AI becoming the final wall between someone and an appeal. Should every important AI-assisted decision come with a
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One comparable observation is a signal, not a trend. Different sources and units are kept separate.
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1 canonical observation, newest first.
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