Reddit asks: when AI denies you service, who do you argue with?
yi111 · reddit · 2026-10-02
A Reddit discussion on AI gatekeeping: AI already sorts applications, flags transactions and prioritizes requests, but if an AI rejects your application, who explains the decision — support staff, the company, the model, or the workflow designer? The author accepts AI-assisted decisions but not AI as the final wall blocking an appeal, asking whether every important AI-assisted decision should include a clear human review process.
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